sci.physics.particle

Buck Mulligan wrote:
>
> In talk.politics.guns Brian Henderson
> wrote:
>
> >Felix D. wrote:
> >> No, this is a Ben Stein movie. Al Gore and the enviro-nazis have
> >> nothing to
> >
> >You need to read the reviews. Stein's tactic (well not really
> >Stein's, he was just in it, he didn't make the movie) is to show a
> >scientist, then cut to a scene from a Nazi death camp, desperately
> >trying to link science to Nazism.
>
> Gee, that's SO unlike, say, leftist darling Michael Moore, isn't it?
> [chuckle]

Do you approve of Michael Moore's debating methods then?

I'm pretty unabashedly socially liberal (I'm Canadian - it comes with
the territory) and I regard Michael Moore as a complete tool. One of
those guys that you wish wasn't on your "side". He undercuts valid
arguments by distortions, careful editing, and cherry-picking the data
in order to present as one-sided a case as possible. He's an
embarassment to whatever topic he defends.

Are you prepared to say the same about Ben Stein and movies which
compare evolutionists to Nazis?

Biff

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