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Edwin J. Feulner: Wasting a Good Solution
Edwin J. Feulner: Wasting a Good Solution This is a good example of the hypocrisy of the radical environmentalists. They complain about the radioactive waste we have piled up everywhere, and that the federal government has to take care of it. Fine, the government did an exhaustive analysis and found the best possible site to store our nuclear waste, and there is no better solution. Yet, the kooks still complain. It does not make sense.
The only thing that makes sense is that these people DO NOT MAKE SENSE and they do not HAVE to be taken seriously on *every* issue. It is becoming less of a noble cause, and more of a religion for these far-left environmentalists, liberals, secularists, to name a few. Secularism does not mean you have to impose the lack of a belief in a higher being on others. One thing I find very strange about radical secularists and the ACLU is that they seem to target the Judeo-Christian beliefs in most cases, and actively protect and in some cases, promote Islam.
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1 Comments:
my guess, jason, is that it's all about the majority: judeo-christian religions have a lot of sway here in the States, and other religions need protecting. besides, people who believe islam is the way and move to america...they're here to raise families and worship God the way they want to, free from ostracism by the more fundamentalist muslims of the countries they've left, perhaps (a valid argument, one i just thought of), and/or by the jews and christians here. bing! this argument encompasses paganism, buddhism, hinduism, satanism, and wicca...as well as dozens of other religions.
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