Fuck That! Let's See Your Tax Returns, Scumbucket!

[Arkilogue]

Where did I support Trump? My first statement about him was that he's the obvious evil you can see coming from miles away.

Here:

Better the evil you know, than the evil you don't.[...]

Considering Trump as the lesser, or the preferable of two evils is all the support Trump is counting on and all he can get from many of his potential voters. Which is why his campaign has been focused on bringing Clinton down to his level, using the sort of bullsh*t tactics and arguments you're presenting.

There are plenty of valid reasons to disagree with, or even dislike Hilary, but the sort of nonsense, like putting the responsibility of US involvement in Libya on the Secretary of State - that's either kindergarten-level naivety, intellectual dishonesty, or just plain dementia.

Take it up with the emails she lied about and mishandled.

Sorry if it you took it as an endorsement of Trump, I'm not voting. Both are horrible choices.

But if I had to spend any actual personal time with either of them, it would be Trump by a landslide.

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I'm sure you can back up your accusation with my post...before I find it and prove you wrong.

Its no skin off my nose that you're a lying idiot, but it seems to bother you very much. I'd suggest we drop this thread for now, we're gone off topic for long enough as is. I'm sure it'll come up next time I see an idiot reality denying post from you.

Yes! Let's drop it before I completely embarrass you....whoops too late!

http://atheistforums.org/thread-44674-pa...omagnetism

I am guessing bookstores are quite inept at properly labeling reading materials.

After all, it is probably best to check out the science section than the hocus pocus section.

And what was electromagnetism before scientists explored, worked out the math and explored the mechanics of it?

If you think current science is the end all/be all paradigm, you don't know history and you aren't doing science.

And now to back up my claim that electromagnetism was considered hocus pocus "magic" before it was scientifically understood.

http://www.howmagnetswork.com/history.html

The Greek & Chinese

The earliest discovery of the properties of lodestone was either by the Greeks or Chinese. Stories of magnetism date back to the first century B.C in the writings of Lucretius and Pliny the Elder (23-79 AD Roman). Pliny wrote of a hill near the river Indus that was made entirely of a stone that attracted iron. He mentioned the magical powers of magnetite in his writings. For many years following its discovery, magnetite was surrounded in superstition and was considered to possess magical powers, such as the ability to heal the sick, frighten away evil spirits and attract and dissolve ships made of iron!


Checkmate...mate.