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Jeb Stuart Thurmond 10-12-2010 04:59 AM

Science and academia are tools of the brown peril
 
My fellow patriots,

Some have wondered why we have been so eager to do away with Academia and secular-biased science.

Keep in mind that being a patriot means being in perpetual war with the babbling, brown hordes of foreigners who are always trying to undermine American freedom by any means possible. It stands to reason that whatever these foreigners support, we must oppose.

Keep that in mind as you read what Obama's madrassa-buddy has to say:
Ahmed Zewail, the winner of the 1999 Nobel Prize in chemistry and President Obama’s science envoy to the Middle East...
America’s soft power is commonly thought to reside in the global popularity of Hollywood movies, Coca-Cola, McDonald’s and Starbucks. But the facts tell a different story. In a recent poll involving 43 countries, 79% of respondents said that what they most admire about the United States is its leadership in science and technology. The artifacts of the American entertainment industry came in a distant second. In the 1970s, what I, as a young foreign student studying in the United States, found most dynamic, exciting and impressive about this country is what much of the world continues to value most about the US today: its open intellectual culture, its great universities, its capacity for discovery and innovation.
I felt the full force of this soft power when I came to the United States from Egypt in 1969 to begin graduate studies at the University of Pennsylvania. I discovered how science is truly a universal language, one that forges new connections among individuals and opens the mind to ideas that go far beyond the classroom. My education here instilled in me greater appreciation for the value of scholarly discourse and the use of the scientific method in dealing with complex issues. It sowed, then nurtured, new seeds of political and cultural tolerance.
Tolerance, of course, means tolerance of evil. The so called scientific "tolerance" suddenly ends once you want to teach the controversy wether about the holocaust, or evolution, or what have you.
But perhaps most significant was that I came to appreciate the extent to which science embodies the core values of what the American founders called “the rights of man” as set forth in the US Constitution:

Freedom of thought and speech, which are essential to creative advancement in the sciences; and the commitment to equality of opportunity, because scientific achievement is blind to ethnicity, race or cultural background.
"Free speech" is just a code-word for pornography. And equality? If your science-god is so big on equality, why did he only give inventions to White people? What has the rest of the world invented, other than Chinese Finger-traps?
Second, the focus of a better-integrated effort should be on improving education and fostering the scientific and technological infrastructure that will bring about genuine economic gains and social and political progress. One way would be for the US to encourage and support the creation of relatively simple earth science labs in elementary schools, along with the teacher training necessary to stimulate curiosity about the workings of nature. For older students, I propose a new program, “Reformation of Education and Development,” whose acronym, READ, would have special significance for Muslims, as it is the first word of the Koran. And through the program, the US should be a partner in establishing science and technology centers of excellence for talented high school and university students in the region.
"Curious"....Yes, he actually came right out and admitted it. When a little boy becomes bi-curious, he wants the teacher "stimulate" him.

handmaiden 10-12-2010 05:11 AM

Re: Science and academia are tools of the brown peril
 
I read somewhere that algebra is an Islamic invention. Is that why Malcolm X chose that name?


Worryingly Yours,

Handmaiden

WilliamJenningsBryan 10-12-2010 05:54 AM

Re: Science and academia are tools of the brown peril
 
Whatever anyone admires about "freedom" in America needs to know is that it was fought for by Baptists and True Christians™ for centuries against the hegemony of the ring kissing, skirt wearing, mary worshiping, papist cathylicks. Jesus gives us whatever amounts to "science and technology" in our sacred weapons arsenal to fight those who would blaspheme the Word of God.

Zarachiel 10-12-2010 06:40 PM

Re: Science and academia are tools of the brown peril
 
But isn't the internet and these forums a product of "secular-biased science"?

Rev. M. Rodimer 10-12-2010 06:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Zarachiel (Post 616271)
But isn't the internet and these forums a product of "secular-biased science"?

No.

Science that works with what God has created is one thing; science which attempts to discredit or deny God's magnificence is another.

Zarachiel 10-12-2010 06:54 PM

Re: Science and academia are tools of the brown peril
 
Why are we allowed to pick and choose which parts of science are correct? If science is a collection of physical rules and concepts, why are some applications of those rules and concepts wrong? The rules and concepts were put in place by God, which implies that all derivations of these rules and concepts are simply byproducts of what God has crafted, which in turn implies that none of them are wrong, they just simply are. Am I wrong?

Cranky Old Man 10-12-2010 08:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Zarachiel (Post 616282)
Why are we allowed to pick and choose which parts of science are correct? If science is a collection of physical rules and concepts, why are some applications of those rules and concepts wrong? The rules and concepts were put in place by God, which implies that all derivations of these rules and concepts are simply byproducts of what God has crafted, which in turn implies that none of them are wrong, they just simply are. Am I wrong?

Of course you are wrong. There is Christian science, which is Bible based and correct. Then there is the gay orgy organization known as NASA. See the difference?

Zarachiel 10-12-2010 08:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Cranky Old Man (Post 616355)
Of course you are wrong. There is Christian science, which is Bible based and correct. Then there is the gay orgy organization known as NASA. See the difference?

No. You never told me which part of my argument was wrong and why. You just stated that Christian science was correct with no justification and implied that NASA was comprised pretty much exclusively promiscuous gay men. I really am trying to see how your argument is applicable but I don't.

Cranky Old Man 10-12-2010 08:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Zarachiel (Post 616360)
No. You never told me which part of my argument was wrong and why.

First of all you asked a question: "Am I wrong?" and I answered your question: "Of course you are wrong.". Why you ask questions, if you do not want to hear the answer is beyond me.

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You just stated that Christian science was correct with no justification
God's Holy Bible is behind Christian science. There can be no justification greater than that!

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I really am trying to see how your argument is applicable but I don't.
Let me guess, you never read the Bible?

Jeb Stuart Thurmond 04-05-2011 01:37 PM

Re: Science and academia are tools of the brown peril
 
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Originally Posted by handmaiden (Post 615907)
Is that why Malcolm X chose that name?

X looks like a cross which has been knocked down. Thats's why liberals love everything with X in it, almost as much as they love the broken-cross "peace sign".

Catholic Loser 04-19-2017 01:26 PM

Re: Science and academia are tools of the brown peril
 
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Originally Posted by Zarachiel (Post 616282)
Why are we allowed to pick and choose which parts of science are correct? If science is a collection of physical rules and concepts, why are some applications of those rules and concepts wrong? The rules and concepts were put in place by God, which implies that all derivations of these rules and concepts are simply byproducts of what God has crafted, which in turn implies that none of them are wrong, they just simply are. Am I wrong?

Finally someone uses some logic

Dr Laurence Niles 04-19-2017 02:40 PM

Re: Science and academia are tools of the brown peril
 
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Originally Posted by Catholic Lover (Post 1210484)
Finally someone uses some logic

Young lady, you do realise that the post that you are replying to is nearly seven years old?

I'm a little concerned that the post you decided to refer to was a) so old and 2) concerned only with a discussion about the homersexualism that could be rife in NASA.

Is that really what you want to be known for? I'll tell you what, you certainly won't find a man with that attitude :thumbdown:

You see, a fixation with the homersexualism enthusiasts is often the sign (in women) that the female has a hole in her that is aching to be filled by Jesus and that the secular inculcation to liberalism is confusing the female lady into ignoring Jesus and seeking affection from lisping, prancing nancy-boys.

I have no idea why this happens so I'd like you to think long and hard on this:

Romans 1:26-27 "For this cause God gave them up unto vile affections: for even their women did change the natural use into that which is against nature: And likewise also the men, leaving the natural use of the woman, burned in their lust one toward another; men with men working that which is unseemly, and receiving in themselves that recompence of their error which was meet

Please give up this fixation that you have. You don't have to chose to find gay men attractive.

YIC

Catholic Loser 04-21-2017 06:50 PM

Re: Science and academia are tools of the brown peril
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dr Laurence Niles (Post 1210489)
Young lady, you do realise that the post that you are replying to is nearly seven years old?

I'm a little concerned that the post you decided to refer to was a) so old and 2) concerned only with a discussion about the homersexualism that could be rife in NASA.

Is that really what you want to be known for? I'll tell you what, you certainly won't find a man with that attitude :thumbdown:

You see, a fixation with the homersexualism enthusiasts is often the sign (in women) that the female has a hole in her that is aching to be filled by Jesus and that the secular inculcation to liberalism is confusing the female lady into ignoring Jesus and seeking affection from lisping, prancing nancy-boys.

I have no idea why this happens so I'd like you to think long and hard on this:

Romans 1:26-27 "For this cause God gave them up unto vile affections: for even their women did change the natural use into that which is against nature: And likewise also the men, leaving the natural use of the woman, burned in their lust one toward another; men with men working that which is unseemly, and receiving in themselves that recompence of their error which was meet

Please give up this fixation that you have. You don't have to chose to find gay men attractive.

YIC

I'm a dude and a dumbass


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