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Anonymous Coward User ID: 80533741 United States 06/29/2021 12:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: radical right wing religious nut florida governor Ron Desantis signs bill into law so that schools don't teach evolution as fact these religious nuts claim dinosaurs aren't real because it goes against their dusty old book called the bible Quoting: Anonymous Coward 70002712 [link to www.rollingstone.com (secure)] The University of Florida was roiled in the fall of 2017 when Richard Spencer tried to bring his white nationalist roadshow onto the school’s campus. He’d just made his way through Charlottesville, Virginia, that summer for the Unite the Right rally, and many were worried that a Spencer-led rally could lead to violence on campus. University President Ken Fuchs initially tried to prevent Spencer from speaking, but in the end he allowed it. There was nothing he could do. The First Amendment is the First Amendment. “The University of Florida can’t say we like country music, but we don’t like alternative music — or in this case, we like diversity, but we don’t like Richard Spencer’s message,” Clay Calvert, a UF free speech professor and director of the school’s Marion B. Brechner First Amendment Project, told The New York Times. Spencer’s appearance was a clear testament to the university’s role as an impartial marketplace of ideas, but Ron DeSantis and Florida’s Republican state legislature still aren’t convinced. Last week, the MAGA-friendly governor signed a bill mandating students and faculty at the state’s public universities be surveyed about “the extent to which competing ideas and perspectives are presented,” with a goal of ensuring students “feel free to express beliefs and viewpoint on campus and in the classroom.” It’s not clear what the survey will look like and what will be done with the results, but the bill has raised concerns that the GOP wants control the discourse on campuses. In announcing the bill, DeSantis threatened to defund universities found to be “indoctrinating” students with what he described as “stale ideology.” What exactly is “stale ideology”? It’s up to Republicans and the state’s Board of Education, whose chairman doesn’t believe evolution should be taught as fact. and as for the bible claiming there is no dinos....read the book of JOB and you might find something interesting about dinos moron. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 38907753 United States 06/29/2021 12:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: radical right wing religious nut florida governor Ron Desantis signs bill into law so that schools don't teach evolution as fact these religious nuts claim dinosaurs aren't real because it goes against their dusty old book called the bible Quoting: Anonymous Coward 70002712 [link to www.rollingstone.com (secure)] The University of Florida was roiled in the fall of 2017 when Richard Spencer tried to bring his white nationalist roadshow onto the school’s campus. He’d just made his way through Charlottesville, Virginia, that summer for the Unite the Right rally, and many were worried that a Spencer-led rally could lead to violence on campus. University President Ken Fuchs initially tried to prevent Spencer from speaking, but in the end he allowed it. There was nothing he could do. The First Amendment is the First Amendment. “The University of Florida can’t say we like country music, but we don’t like alternative music — or in this case, we like diversity, but we don’t like Richard Spencer’s message,” Clay Calvert, a UF free speech professor and director of the school’s Marion B. Brechner First Amendment Project, told The New York Times. Spencer’s appearance was a clear testament to the university’s role as an impartial marketplace of ideas, but Ron DeSantis and Florida’s Republican state legislature still aren’t convinced. Last week, the MAGA-friendly governor signed a bill mandating students and faculty at the state’s public universities be surveyed about “the extent to which competing ideas and perspectives are presented,” with a goal of ensuring students “feel free to express beliefs and viewpoint on campus and in the classroom.” It’s not clear what the survey will look like and what will be done with the results, but the bill has raised concerns that the GOP wants control the discourse on campuses. In announcing the bill, DeSantis threatened to defund universities found to be “indoctrinating” students with what he described as “stale ideology.” What exactly is “stale ideology”? It’s up to Republicans and the state’s Board of Education, whose chairman doesn’t believe evolution should be taught as fact. Fuck you communist kill a commie for mommy. |
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User ID: 76155837 United States 06/29/2021 12:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: radical right wing religious nut florida governor Ron Desantis signs bill into law so that schools don't teach evolution as fact It's not a fact. It's a theory. There has never, EVER been found a half-way in between evolutionary fossil. Quoting: Pres. Elect Festus Hoggbottom not a fact what are you insane? I bet you think the moon is made out of cheese! Holy shit, you doubled down on your retardation. It has always been a theory, hence, The Missing Link, which would nearly prove the theory. Holy fuck, I can't believe this Ignoramus. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 80232412 United States 06/29/2021 12:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: radical right wing religious nut florida governor Ron Desantis signs bill into law so that schools don't teach evolution as fact It's not a fact. It's a theory. There has never, EVER been found a half-way in between evolutionary fossil. Quoting: Pres. Elect Festus Hoggbottom not a fact what are you insane? I bet you think the moon is made out of cheese! Holy shit, you doubled down on your retardation. It has always been a theory, hence, The Missing Link, which would nearly prove the theory. Holy fuck, I can't believe this Ignoramus. Bait thread. Fucking amateurs at that. |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 70002712 United States 06/29/2021 01:04 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: radical right wing religious nut florida governor Ron Desantis signs bill into law so that schools don't teach evolution as fact It's not a fact. It's a theory. There has never, EVER been found a half-way in between evolutionary fossil. Quoting: Pres. Elect Festus Hoggbottom not a fact what are you insane? I bet you think the moon is made out of cheese! Holy shit, you doubled down on your retardation. It has always been a theory, hence, The Missing Link, which would nearly prove the theory. Holy fuck, I can't believe this Ignoramus. what missing link we all share a common ancestor |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 70002712 United States 06/29/2021 01:08 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: radical right wing religious nut florida governor Ron Desantis signs bill into law so that schools don't teach evolution as fact these religious nuts claim dinosaurs aren't real because it goes against their dusty old book called the bible Quoting: Anonymous Coward 70002712 [link to www.rollingstone.com (secure)] The University of Florida was roiled in the fall of 2017 when Richard Spencer tried to bring his white nationalist roadshow onto the school’s campus. He’d just made his way through Charlottesville, Virginia, that summer for the Unite the Right rally, and many were worried that a Spencer-led rally could lead to violence on campus. University President Ken Fuchs initially tried to prevent Spencer from speaking, but in the end he allowed it. There was nothing he could do. The First Amendment is the First Amendment. “The University of Florida can’t say we like country music, but we don’t like alternative music — or in this case, we like diversity, but we don’t like Richard Spencer’s message,” Clay Calvert, a UF free speech professor and director of the school’s Marion B. Brechner First Amendment Project, told The New York Times. Spencer’s appearance was a clear testament to the university’s role as an impartial marketplace of ideas, but Ron DeSantis and Florida’s Republican state legislature still aren’t convinced. Last week, the MAGA-friendly governor signed a bill mandating students and faculty at the state’s public universities be surveyed about “the extent to which competing ideas and perspectives are presented,” with a goal of ensuring students “feel free to express beliefs and viewpoint on campus and in the classroom.” It’s not clear what the survey will look like and what will be done with the results, but the bill has raised concerns that the GOP wants control the discourse on campuses. In announcing the bill, DeSantis threatened to defund universities found to be “indoctrinating” students with what he described as “stale ideology.” What exactly is “stale ideology”? It’s up to Republicans and the state’s Board of Education, whose chairman doesn’t believe evolution should be taught as fact. and as for the bible claiming there is no dinos....read the book of JOB and you might find something interesting about dinos moron. the bible say God made the world in 7 days, that would make the universe less then 1 million years old this is who they plan on running again biden? pathetic |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 70002712 United States 06/29/2021 01:11 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: radical right wing religious nut florida governor Ron Desantis signs bill into law so that schools don't teach evolution as fact It's not a fact. It's a theory. There has never, EVER been found a half-way in between evolutionary fossil. Quoting: Pres. Elect Festus Hoggbottom not a fact what are you insane? I bet you think the moon is made out of cheese! Holy shit, you doubled down on your retardation. It has always been a theory, hence, The Missing Link, which would nearly prove the theory. Holy fuck, I can't believe this Ignoramus. birds prove evolution the dinosaurs turned into the birds and that's why there are so many birds these days they evolved |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 80232412 United States 06/29/2021 01:11 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: radical right wing religious nut florida governor Ron Desantis signs bill into law so that schools don't teach evolution as fact these religious nuts claim dinosaurs aren't real because it goes against their dusty old book called the bible Quoting: Anonymous Coward 70002712 [link to www.rollingstone.com (secure)] The University of Florida was roiled in the fall of 2017 when Richard Spencer tried to bring his white nationalist roadshow onto the school’s campus. He’d just made his way through Charlottesville, Virginia, that summer for the Unite the Right rally, and many were worried that a Spencer-led rally could lead to violence on campus. University President Ken Fuchs initially tried to prevent Spencer from speaking, but in the end he allowed it. There was nothing he could do. The First Amendment is the First Amendment. “The University of Florida can’t say we like country music, but we don’t like alternative music — or in this case, we like diversity, but we don’t like Richard Spencer’s message,” Clay Calvert, a UF free speech professor and director of the school’s Marion B. Brechner First Amendment Project, told The New York Times. Spencer’s appearance was a clear testament to the university’s role as an impartial marketplace of ideas, but Ron DeSantis and Florida’s Republican state legislature still aren’t convinced. Last week, the MAGA-friendly governor signed a bill mandating students and faculty at the state’s public universities be surveyed about “the extent to which competing ideas and perspectives are presented,” with a goal of ensuring students “feel free to express beliefs and viewpoint on campus and in the classroom.” It’s not clear what the survey will look like and what will be done with the results, but the bill has raised concerns that the GOP wants control the discourse on campuses. In announcing the bill, DeSantis threatened to defund universities found to be “indoctrinating” students with what he described as “stale ideology.” What exactly is “stale ideology”? It’s up to Republicans and the state’s Board of Education, whose chairman doesn’t believe evolution should be taught as fact. and as for the bible claiming there is no dinos....read the book of JOB and you might find something interesting about dinos moron. the bible say God made the world in 7 days, that would make the universe less then 1 million years old this is who they plan on running again biden? pathetic Omfg you are so lame. Pretty sad when a bot does a better job... |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 79762896 United States 06/29/2021 01:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: radical right wing religious nut florida governor Ron Desantis signs bill into law so that schools don't teach evolution as fact It's not a fact. It's a theory. There has never, EVER been found a half-way in between evolutionary fossil. Quoting: Pres. Elect Festus Hoggbottom not a fact what are you insane? I bet you think the moon is made out of cheese! Theory aka conjecture. When you fell off the turnip truck, did it back up and run over you? 1: a plausible or scientifically acceptable general principle or body of principles offered to explain phenomena [link to www.merriam-webster.com (secure)] Can you read that or did you mommy not teach you to read? Those words mean it's not a definite or certain explanation for said phenomena. In other words, unproven. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 78107151 Australia 06/30/2021 01:57 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: radical right wing religious nut florida governor Ron Desantis signs bill into law so that schools don't teach evolution as fact It's not a fact. It's a theory. There has never, EVER been found a half-way in between evolutionary fossil. Quoting: Pres. Elect Festus Hoggbottom not a fact what are you insane? I bet you think the moon is made out of cheese! Theory aka conjecture. When you fell off the turnip truck, did it back up and run over you? 1: a plausible or scientifically acceptable general principle or body of principles offered to explain phenomena [link to www.merriam-webster.com (secure)] Can you read that or did you mommy not teach you to read? Those words mean it's not a definite or certain explanation for said phenomena. In other words, unproven. Lol, no part of that says anything about certainty you snide dipshit. Have you ever heard of Music theory? Germ theory? Relativity theory? I once had a test on motorcycle theory. Are those things 'uncertain?' |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 76309419 United States 06/30/2021 02:16 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: radical right wing religious nut florida governor Ron Desantis signs bill into law so that schools don't teach evolution as fact these religious nuts claim dinosaurs aren't real because it goes against their dusty old book called the bible Quoting: Anonymous Coward 70002712 [link to www.rollingstone.com (secure)] The University of Florida was roiled in the fall of 2017 when Richard Spencer tried to bring his white nationalist roadshow onto the school’s campus. He’d just made his way through Charlottesville, Virginia, that summer for the Unite the Right rally, and many were worried that a Spencer-led rally could lead to violence on campus. University President Ken Fuchs initially tried to prevent Spencer from speaking, but in the end he allowed it. There was nothing he could do. The First Amendment is the First Amendment. “The University of Florida can’t say we like country music, but we don’t like alternative music — or in this case, we like diversity, but we don’t like Richard Spencer’s message,” Clay Calvert, a UF free speech professor and director of the school’s Marion B. Brechner First Amendment Project, told The New York Times. Spencer’s appearance was a clear testament to the university’s role as an impartial marketplace of ideas, but Ron DeSantis and Florida’s Republican state legislature still aren’t convinced. Last week, the MAGA-friendly governor signed a bill mandating students and faculty at the state’s public universities be surveyed about “the extent to which competing ideas and perspectives are presented,” with a goal of ensuring students “feel free to express beliefs and viewpoint on campus and in the classroom.” It’s not clear what the survey will look like and what will be done with the results, but the bill has raised concerns that the GOP wants control the discourse on campuses. In announcing the bill, DeSantis threatened to defund universities found to be “indoctrinating” students with what he described as “stale ideology.” What exactly is “stale ideology”? It’s up to Republicans and the state’s Board of Education, whose chairman doesn’t believe evolution should be taught as fact. Evolution is a bullshit theory. Theories are theoretical. Not factual. I know, it's a very profound statement. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78107151 Australia 06/30/2021 02:19 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: radical right wing religious nut florida governor Ron Desantis signs bill into law so that schools don't teach evolution as fact these religious nuts claim dinosaurs aren't real because it goes against their dusty old book called the bible Quoting: Anonymous Coward 70002712 [link to www.rollingstone.com (secure)] The University of Florida was roiled in the fall of 2017 when Richard Spencer tried to bring his white nationalist roadshow onto the school’s campus. He’d just made his way through Charlottesville, Virginia, that summer for the Unite the Right rally, and many were worried that a Spencer-led rally could lead to violence on campus. University President Ken Fuchs initially tried to prevent Spencer from speaking, but in the end he allowed it. There was nothing he could do. The First Amendment is the First Amendment. “The University of Florida can’t say we like country music, but we don’t like alternative music — or in this case, we like diversity, but we don’t like Richard Spencer’s message,” Clay Calvert, a UF free speech professor and director of the school’s Marion B. Brechner First Amendment Project, told The New York Times. Spencer’s appearance was a clear testament to the university’s role as an impartial marketplace of ideas, but Ron DeSantis and Florida’s Republican state legislature still aren’t convinced. Last week, the MAGA-friendly governor signed a bill mandating students and faculty at the state’s public universities be surveyed about “the extent to which competing ideas and perspectives are presented,” with a goal of ensuring students “feel free to express beliefs and viewpoint on campus and in the classroom.” It’s not clear what the survey will look like and what will be done with the results, but the bill has raised concerns that the GOP wants control the discourse on campuses. In announcing the bill, DeSantis threatened to defund universities found to be “indoctrinating” students with what he described as “stale ideology.” What exactly is “stale ideology”? It’s up to Republicans and the state’s Board of Education, whose chairman doesn’t believe evolution should be taught as fact. Evolution is a bullshit theory. Theories are theoretical. Not factual. I know, it's a very profound statement. Theories are explanatory models. They remain theories even when they are proven to be correct. Theories contain facts, they don't graduate into facts. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 76309419 United States 06/30/2021 02:34 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: radical right wing religious nut florida governor Ron Desantis signs bill into law so that schools don't teach evolution as fact these religious nuts claim dinosaurs aren't real because it goes against their dusty old book called the bible Quoting: Anonymous Coward 70002712 [link to www.rollingstone.com (secure)] The University of Florida was roiled in the fall of 2017 when Richard Spencer tried to bring his white nationalist roadshow onto the school’s campus. He’d just made his way through Charlottesville, Virginia, that summer for the Unite the Right rally, and many were worried that a Spencer-led rally could lead to violence on campus. University President Ken Fuchs initially tried to prevent Spencer from speaking, but in the end he allowed it. There was nothing he could do. The First Amendment is the First Amendment. “The University of Florida can’t say we like country music, but we don’t like alternative music — or in this case, we like diversity, but we don’t like Richard Spencer’s message,” Clay Calvert, a UF free speech professor and director of the school’s Marion B. Brechner First Amendment Project, told The New York Times. Spencer’s appearance was a clear testament to the university’s role as an impartial marketplace of ideas, but Ron DeSantis and Florida’s Republican state legislature still aren’t convinced. Last week, the MAGA-friendly governor signed a bill mandating students and faculty at the state’s public universities be surveyed about “the extent to which competing ideas and perspectives are presented,” with a goal of ensuring students “feel free to express beliefs and viewpoint on campus and in the classroom.” It’s not clear what the survey will look like and what will be done with the results, but the bill has raised concerns that the GOP wants control the discourse on campuses. In announcing the bill, DeSantis threatened to defund universities found to be “indoctrinating” students with what he described as “stale ideology.” What exactly is “stale ideology”? It’s up to Republicans and the state’s Board of Education, whose chairman doesn’t believe evolution should be taught as fact. Evolution is a bullshit theory. Theories are theoretical. Not factual. I know, it's a very profound statement. Theories are explanatory models. They remain theories even when they are proven to be correct. Theories contain facts, they don't graduate into facts. Models must be used when you cannot present the actual evidence |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 76309419 United States 06/30/2021 02:35 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: radical right wing religious nut florida governor Ron Desantis signs bill into law so that schools don't teach evolution as fact these religious nuts claim dinosaurs aren't real because it goes against their dusty old book called the bible Quoting: Anonymous Coward 70002712 [link to www.rollingstone.com (secure)] The University of Florida was roiled in the fall of 2017 when Richard Spencer tried to bring his white nationalist roadshow onto the school’s campus. He’d just made his way through Charlottesville, Virginia, that summer for the Unite the Right rally, and many were worried that a Spencer-led rally could lead to violence on campus. University President Ken Fuchs initially tried to prevent Spencer from speaking, but in the end he allowed it. There was nothing he could do. The First Amendment is the First Amendment. “The University of Florida can’t say we like country music, but we don’t like alternative music — or in this case, we like diversity, but we don’t like Richard Spencer’s message,” Clay Calvert, a UF free speech professor and director of the school’s Marion B. Brechner First Amendment Project, told The New York Times. Spencer’s appearance was a clear testament to the university’s role as an impartial marketplace of ideas, but Ron DeSantis and Florida’s Republican state legislature still aren’t convinced. Last week, the MAGA-friendly governor signed a bill mandating students and faculty at the state’s public universities be surveyed about “the extent to which competing ideas and perspectives are presented,” with a goal of ensuring students “feel free to express beliefs and viewpoint on campus and in the classroom.” It’s not clear what the survey will look like and what will be done with the results, but the bill has raised concerns that the GOP wants control the discourse on campuses. In announcing the bill, DeSantis threatened to defund universities found to be “indoctrinating” students with what he described as “stale ideology.” What exactly is “stale ideology”? It’s up to Republicans and the state’s Board of Education, whose chairman doesn’t believe evolution should be taught as fact. Evolution is a bullshit theory. Theories are theoretical. Not factual. I know, it's a very profound statement. Theories are explanatory models. They remain theories even when they are proven to be correct. Theories contain facts, they don't graduate into facts. FYI... next time you go to a restaurant, remember.. the pictures on the menu are not the actual food. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 78107151 Australia 06/30/2021 02:46 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: radical right wing religious nut florida governor Ron Desantis signs bill into law so that schools don't teach evolution as fact these religious nuts claim dinosaurs aren't real because it goes against their dusty old book called the bible Quoting: Anonymous Coward 70002712 [link to www.rollingstone.com (secure)] The University of Florida was roiled in the fall of 2017 when Richard Spencer tried to bring his white nationalist roadshow onto the school’s campus. He’d just made his way through Charlottesville, Virginia, that summer for the Unite the Right rally, and many were worried that a Spencer-led rally could lead to violence on campus. University President Ken Fuchs initially tried to prevent Spencer from speaking, but in the end he allowed it. There was nothing he could do. The First Amendment is the First Amendment. “The University of Florida can’t say we like country music, but we don’t like alternative music — or in this case, we like diversity, but we don’t like Richard Spencer’s message,” Clay Calvert, a UF free speech professor and director of the school’s Marion B. Brechner First Amendment Project, told The New York Times. Spencer’s appearance was a clear testament to the university’s role as an impartial marketplace of ideas, but Ron DeSantis and Florida’s Republican state legislature still aren’t convinced. Last week, the MAGA-friendly governor signed a bill mandating students and faculty at the state’s public universities be surveyed about “the extent to which competing ideas and perspectives are presented,” with a goal of ensuring students “feel free to express beliefs and viewpoint on campus and in the classroom.” It’s not clear what the survey will look like and what will be done with the results, but the bill has raised concerns that the GOP wants control the discourse on campuses. In announcing the bill, DeSantis threatened to defund universities found to be “indoctrinating” students with what he described as “stale ideology.” What exactly is “stale ideology”? It’s up to Republicans and the state’s Board of Education, whose chairman doesn’t believe evolution should be taught as fact. Evolution is a bullshit theory. Theories are theoretical. Not factual. I know, it's a very profound statement. Theories are explanatory models. They remain theories even when they are proven to be correct. Theories contain facts, they don't graduate into facts. Models must be used when you cannot present the actual evidence Models are always used in science. Every attempt to test evolution theory has come out in its favor. There definitely is evidence for it. A lot of evidence. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78107151 Australia 06/30/2021 02:48 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: radical right wing religious nut florida governor Ron Desantis signs bill into law so that schools don't teach evolution as fact these religious nuts claim dinosaurs aren't real because it goes against their dusty old book called the bible Quoting: Anonymous Coward 70002712 [link to www.rollingstone.com (secure)] The University of Florida was roiled in the fall of 2017 when Richard Spencer tried to bring his white nationalist roadshow onto the school’s campus. He’d just made his way through Charlottesville, Virginia, that summer for the Unite the Right rally, and many were worried that a Spencer-led rally could lead to violence on campus. University President Ken Fuchs initially tried to prevent Spencer from speaking, but in the end he allowed it. There was nothing he could do. The First Amendment is the First Amendment. “The University of Florida can’t say we like country music, but we don’t like alternative music — or in this case, we like diversity, but we don’t like Richard Spencer’s message,” Clay Calvert, a UF free speech professor and director of the school’s Marion B. Brechner First Amendment Project, told The New York Times. Spencer’s appearance was a clear testament to the university’s role as an impartial marketplace of ideas, but Ron DeSantis and Florida’s Republican state legislature still aren’t convinced. Last week, the MAGA-friendly governor signed a bill mandating students and faculty at the state’s public universities be surveyed about “the extent to which competing ideas and perspectives are presented,” with a goal of ensuring students “feel free to express beliefs and viewpoint on campus and in the classroom.” It’s not clear what the survey will look like and what will be done with the results, but the bill has raised concerns that the GOP wants control the discourse on campuses. In announcing the bill, DeSantis threatened to defund universities found to be “indoctrinating” students with what he described as “stale ideology.” What exactly is “stale ideology”? It’s up to Republicans and the state’s Board of Education, whose chairman doesn’t believe evolution should be taught as fact. Evolution is a bullshit theory. Theories are theoretical. Not factual. I know, it's a very profound statement. Theories are explanatory models. They remain theories even when they are proven to be correct. Theories contain facts, they don't graduate into facts. FYI... next time you go to a restaurant, remember.. the pictures on the menu are not the actual food. Thanks. Next time you go to a restaurant, remember most of the things you're eating were derived from an ancestral form via selective breeding. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78619323 Canada 06/30/2021 02:52 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: radical right wing religious nut florida governor Ron Desantis signs bill into law so that schools don't teach evolution as fact these religious nuts claim dinosaurs aren't real because it goes against their dusty old book called the bible Quoting: Anonymous Coward 70002712 [link to www.rollingstone.com (secure)] The University of Florida was roiled in the fall of 2017 when Richard Spencer tried to bring his white nationalist roadshow onto the school’s campus. He’d just made his way through Charlottesville, Virginia, that summer for the Unite the Right rally, and many were worried that a Spencer-led rally could lead to violence on campus. University President Ken Fuchs initially tried to prevent Spencer from speaking, but in the end he allowed it. There was nothing he could do. The First Amendment is the First Amendment. “The University of Florida can’t say we like country music, but we don’t like alternative music — or in this case, we like diversity, but we don’t like Richard Spencer’s message,” Clay Calvert, a UF free speech professor and director of the school’s Marion B. Brechner First Amendment Project, told The New York Times. Spencer’s appearance was a clear testament to the university’s role as an impartial marketplace of ideas, but Ron DeSantis and Florida’s Republican state legislature still aren’t convinced. Last week, the MAGA-friendly governor signed a bill mandating students and faculty at the state’s public universities be surveyed about “the extent to which competing ideas and perspectives are presented,” with a goal of ensuring students “feel free to express beliefs and viewpoint on campus and in the classroom.” It’s not clear what the survey will look like and what will be done with the results, but the bill has raised concerns that the GOP wants control the discourse on campuses. In announcing the bill, DeSantis threatened to defund universities found to be “indoctrinating” students with what he described as “stale ideology.” What exactly is “stale ideology”? It’s up to Republicans and the state’s Board of Education, whose chairman doesn’t believe evolution should be taught as fact. I'm not a nut & I think anyone who attempts to explain this world and the larger multiverse without God as the "original basis" is him/herself a nut. A low-IQ nut simply looking for a way to remove the judge of their sins from the equation. Nice try, pal. Doesn't matter how hard you close your eyes - God's still here & He is your and my master - always has been, always will be. Don't like it? Go bite your pillow and thrash about. |