what

@Bibleman not all of us are from "merica"

then move here

lol

im right above you lmao

Yes. We can literally say anything in America. However, there’s things like threats that can either be perceived as true, or false.

What matters is if a person actually means it.

and theres things that can be percevied as idotic

like saying the Holocaust didn't happen

If it’s idiotic, it can be dismissed as such. And if that perception is true, nothing will happen.

mhm

However. If something is said that can be verified, despite authoritative sources. There’s a problem.

A big one.

wdym

For example, the entirety of frontmen in mainstream science. Who make fantastical claims.

Cannot actually prove anything they say.

I wish they could.

But reality doesn’t support them, and neither does observable, measurable, and repeatable science.

In 2019. We are not being led in science by what we can prove. We are being led by what we can’t.

The earth is a cube

All the mainstream scientists who will never go to a debate table, where the scientific method is the rule of thumb, will never do so. Because they don’t have a single thing in their arsenal that passes it.

Yet those are the same guys heralded as scientific experts.

They cannot prove shit.

That by default means they’re no longer scientists. But mass cult leaders where they require belief, instead of proof.

There smarter than you

Yes.

But they are not as honest as me.

You don’t have to be a genius to be forthright.

It also doesn’t require you to be a genius, to know your belief is being preyed upon.

When nothing is being proven to you.

Real science doesn’t require belief.

It can prove it.

and then California left us

without a good bye

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Saying Albert Pike was a Christian of any kind is simply ridiculous.

lol

I’m a troll @Brian (Fourth Amendment)

Good thing you did not say that around seeker, Cali