We have decided to answer some common misconceptions. They shouldn't be common. *sigh*
Guns hurt people, therefore they are bad
Elliot: ummm, guns can be used to defend people too, they're just a tool to help us further our intentions.
curi: Guns only hurt monkeys unless you have crap aim.
Dolphins are intelligent
Elliot: ummmm, so if they had hands, they would have built underwater cities already, right? The obstacle is simply being stuck in a really useless body....
curi: Me thinks dolphin researchers can't tell the difference between dolphins and themselves. Me thinks this comments more on the researchers than the dolphins.
We have to hurt children to prepare them for a life that won't always be happy
Elliot: What if we didn't do this, and when our children had problems, we helped them, and so they never found out that life sucks? Wouldn't it then be true that it doesn't?
curi: just b/c *your* life sucks...
Liberals mean well
Elliot: Hence they wanted the torture of children in Iraq to continue indefinitely
curi: Hence they wanted the torture of children in Iraq to continue indefinitely
Recycling will save the world
Elliot: Most recycling uses tons of energy, and takes lots of work to do, and is actually *inefficient*. And save the world? From what?
curi: I have a really good recipe for hippie soup, to put all those atoms to better use.
The Sky Is Falling
Elliot: I don't have any bumps on my head, and I don't see anything falling, and there aren't any pieces of sky on the ground. It seems a rather good explanation that the sky is not falling.
curi: Are you on crack?
The quest for Iraqi oil costs the lives of too many babies to be justified
Elliot: We aren't going to Iraq to steal oil, and we aren't shooting at babies either.
Isyn: Actually, at 17,400 barrels per baby, we are doing better than the minimal justification mark of 15,000 barrels per baby.
curi: Heh, I thought the Iraqi program to crack open baby heads in search of oil was a better kept secret.
curi: oh wait, better response: BLOOD LIBEL!!!!!!!
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