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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region Forums"I don't think science knows..." means trump doesn't know or believe it
Science is pretty definite on climate. I think most of the politicians who are deniers know its true, they just dont care. Theyll be old and die before things get too bad. And the rethug mantra is I got mine, screw you.
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"I don't think science knows..." means trump doesn't know or believe it (Original Post)
captain queeg
Sep 2020
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spanone
(135,831 posts)1. that sick smile on his face when he said that really pissed me off
BKDem
(1,733 posts)3. Smug, repulsive piece of shit.
spanone
(135,831 posts)5. he THINKS he knows more than the scientists...he doesn't know shit.
Just_Vote_Dem
(2,808 posts)2. It's pretty amazing
that they sentence their own kids and grandkids to hell, as long as they have theirs. Talk about sociopathic...
The Wizard
(12,545 posts)4. When a statement starts with
I think or I don't think it means whatever that follows is opinion and not connected to facts or empirical data.