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In that case it is impossible to do Climate Change, science, no? It serves the interest of the Democratic "agenda," as a side effect.
by komali2 8y ago
In that case it is impossible to do Climate Change, science, no? It serves the interest of the Democratic "agenda," as a side effect.
- ameister14 8y agoThat can be construed as political but also as non-political.
- mooseburger 8y agoThere are many ways around global warming, of which current Democrat policy is just one. Republicans are being silly by not proposing alternative approaches to this problem, agreed, but they absolutely can.
- komali2 8y agoMore specifically, to the republican party, climate change does not exist. Therefore, any climate change research is politically anti-republican (why would you research something that doesn't even exist?) In the words of the leader of the republican party: "Climate Change is a Chinese hoax." This isn't the fault of scientists in any way, shape, or form. This is a direct result of society, for some reason, organizing its political parties along "pro-intellectualism" vs "anti-intellectualism" lines. How can scientists fight back against this without being political? Should they just "deal with it?"