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#624626 - 09/28/10 10:54 AM Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions
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#624665 - 09/28/10 01:14 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: ]
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4% of Americans believe Stephen King, not Melville, wrote Moby Dick. We are a nation of dumb fuks. It's a wonder we're as well off as we are.

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#624720 - 09/28/10 03:15 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: ]
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Not to mention computers, smart phones, Ipods and pretty much any new electronic technology out there.
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#624721 - 09/28/10 03:15 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: ]
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I'm thinking about finding a Twentypercenter and inviting him to my next party just for the sheer entertainment value of the stupid/crazy that will come out of his mouth. Like that The Bible was written by Jesus himself...

Mowsley, you busy next Saturday?

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#624727 - 09/28/10 03:26 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: ]
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rofl
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#624729 - 09/28/10 03:36 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: Sol Duc]
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there you go again, you have no knowledge of me or what i believe, yet you still make claims that would indicate you do. typical.

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#624740 - 09/28/10 03:55 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: mowsley]
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Geez, I bet some here still have the time flashing on their VCR's.
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#624742 - 09/28/10 04:00 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: stlhead]
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It's not supposed to be flashing?
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#624782 - 09/28/10 07:51 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: ]
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Aunty,

I wasn't referring just to the younger generation. I have a couple young adult kids, but they always have been atypical, genius or near-genius types. Along with modern technology, they have their cultural literacy down better than most of my peers and definitely know that Melville wrote Moby Dick and all the other American classic authors and most British while solving calculus equations between tunes on their Ipods and checking restaurant reviews on their Iphones. Those are not the type I was referring to. It's not about sharing my same values or opinions. It's about demonstrating an ability to think logically and analytically. I encounter or read about Americans nearly every day that are almost as stupid as George Bush. That's what I meant in saying we are a nation of dumb fuks.

Sg

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#624807 - 09/28/10 09:45 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: ]
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It all boils down to this - I'm right, everyone else is wrong, and anyone who disputes this is clearly a dumbfuck.

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Chances are, your seniors were saying the same thing about you and me when we were growing up, Salmo.

Let's face it, not many kids care that Melville wrote Moby Dick because it has little relevance in their world. Fortunately, just like in every previous generation, there will be those that want to know because they think and desire knowledge for the sake of knowledge.

I know it seems like things are getting worse, but that's been said since the beginnings of civilization.

Aunty's right...................yer just old! smile
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#624822 - 09/28/10 10:55 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: Dan S.]
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Funny thing about organized religion............it always costs money. Spirituality is free. But you gotta bottle it and sell it to make that cash!

It is all about brilliant marketing. Some slick, closet-blowjob-receiving pastor convinces his flock they will burn for eternity in a place he can't prove exists if they don't give him cash. If they DO give him cash, he will promise they go to ANOTHER place he also cannot prove exists, but which has far better looking chicks and better fishing. It is about the CASH and capitalizing on stupidity.
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#624824 - 09/28/10 11:03 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: Mingo]
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Of course they have to charge, how else are they going to pay the settlements on the child molestation cases.
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#624876 - 09/29/10 01:06 AM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: ]
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What's mobydick?


A particularly virulent STD primarily associated with the Grays Harbor, Long Beach area.

Jeesh, don't they teach you anything at your school?
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#624927 - 09/29/10 12:29 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: ]
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Aunty,

"It's not about sharing my same values or opinions. It's about demonstrating an ability to think logically and analytically."

That's what I see as missing, and it's missing among way too many people from all age groups. I never aimed my assessment at just the youngest generation of Americans. Ignorance abounds among Americans of all ages, and it makes me wonder how the country has done as well as it has. I don't really care that everyone doesn't know Melville wrote Moby Dick. It's the lack of Americans able to demonstrate logical thought and analytical reasoning that disturbs me.

Sg

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#624933 - 09/29/10 12:47 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: Salmo g.]
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Jeopardy is a game that tends to make me feel like a dum fuk....

There is some serious odd ball [censored] that people retain as knowledge and why they retain it is beyond me....

Keith
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#624934 - 09/29/10 12:48 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: Salmo g.]
stlhdr1 Offline
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Originally Posted By: Salmo g.
Aunty,

"It's not about sharing my same values or opinions. It's about demonstrating an ability to think logically and analytically."

That's what I see as missing, and it's missing among way too many people from all age groups. I never aimed my assessment at just the youngest generation of Americans. Ignorance abounds among Americans of all ages, and it makes me wonder how the country has done as well as it has. I don't really care that everyone doesn't know Melville wrote Moby Dick. It's the lack of Americans able to demonstrate logical thought and analytical reasoning that disturbs me.

Sg



Do you feel it's different in other countries? Or is it just the human race?

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#624959 - 09/29/10 02:18 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: ]
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I still think we need more people that can win Jeopardy in this world..... rofl

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#624960 - 09/29/10 02:23 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: stlhdr1]
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I'll take Muslims for 500.00 Alex. banana
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#625046 - 09/29/10 08:20 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: Sol Duc]
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Aunty,

Cut back on the caffiene already. I said the issue isn't specifically the Moby Dick question. It's about demonstrable logical thought and analytical reasoning, but maybe I should have included reading comprehension since you're still stuck on the Moby Dick question.

And BTW, more likely than not it was a multiple choice question, so that respondents don't have to overload their memories with author's names. And in that context I would expect most males with half a brain to also get the Pride and Prejudice author correct as well using, bingo!, logic and analytical reasoning. If the respondent has ever heard either of the book titles, it was likely in the context of "old" books. Similarly, when presented with a choice of author's names, pick the "old" one (Melville and Austin) as opposed to the "new" (King and Steel). This ain't rocket science, or I wouldn't get it.

Stlhdr1,

Yeah, cuz Jeopardy is where it's at! I hate the show, but sometimes enjoy listening to the questions just to see how many I know.

Sg

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#625105 - 09/30/10 12:28 AM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: ]
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It all boils down to this - I'm right, everyone else is wrong, and anyone who disputes this is clearly a dumbfuck.

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Go ahead and sit in on an Introduction to Calculus class at UW, and by the end of the hour, you'll get to figuring out that there are still plenty of smart people out there.

I don't believe people are getting dumber. I believe that since there are more people, there are more dumb people.
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#625138 - 09/30/10 09:49 AM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: ]
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Math is a waste of time. I'll never use it. wink
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#625140 - 09/30/10 10:12 AM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: ]
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Quote:
Introduction to Calculus
rofl


Quote:
Bus Calculus Class

Bus Calc was a fun class, then again, basically all math is fun, in a weird, twisted sort of way. So was chem, and thankfully, it had a lot of math. win win. Good thing, 'cause I only went to 3 classes due to the banging springer run that year, and out of 700+ enrolled in the class, I was one of 4 to get 100% on the final.

Math, at least you can work back through your 'answer' and see if you're right. Try doing that with your 22 page paper on Feminism in the 20th Century. Yeah...that class was required
lame
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#625152 - 09/30/10 11:34 AM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: Twitch]
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I don't find it at all surprising that those who don't have an emotional bias to the subject matter are the ones that score the best on a test covering said subject matter.

Also, remember that half of Americans have below average IQs wink
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#625161 - 09/30/10 12:03 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: Twitch]
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Math there is one right answer and no politics in grading it. Straight A's for me but I can't say that about essay type classes.
Now days people rely on their computers, calculators or the internet for answers. I think actually having to remember formulas, theorems and equations and know how they work is a lost art.
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#625170 - 09/30/10 12:15 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: Dogfish]
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Originally Posted By: Dogfish
Math is a waste of time. I'll never use it. wink


Not quite what I was expecting from a banker. Are you saying this is what went sideways with the industry?

From now on I'm sending all my math problems to Twitch. I never missed a class and didn't score anywhere near 100%.

Sg

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#625198 - 09/30/10 01:54 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: Salmo g.]
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The 100% was in Chem. Bus. Calc was a 98% wink

Here's a fun one from that test:



Or this one


This one actually came in handy. I used it to get the property management co. I was renting from to adjust the rent (it was too high!) my junior year! rofl


Such a nerd....
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#625203 - 09/30/10 02:12 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: Twitch]
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Wow.









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#625207 - 09/30/10 02:42 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: ]
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Phffft, that's nuthin. You see the same scribblings on walls of the shytter along the Skok. Which Todd loves to read, btw.






laugh
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#625211 - 09/30/10 02:59 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: goharley]
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I went as far as multivariable calculus. That said, I use Excel, Matlab scripts, and Spotfire to do anything more advanced than algebra. These days I'm not sure I could handle a differential equation if I had a gun to my head.
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#625212 - 09/30/10 03:02 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: ]
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Don't count me out yet Aunty, I didn't do so hot in that Feminism in America class rofl
I "earned" four C's in college... that was one of'em! rofl
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#625536 - 10/02/10 01:57 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: Dan S.]
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Originally Posted By: Dan S.


I don't believe people are getting dumber. I believe that since there are more people, there are more dumb people.


Dan,

You should save that as your signature, I about pissed myself after reading that! It's absolutely on the money! Heck you should make a shirt out of it...

Keith rofl
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#625545 - 10/02/10 02:44 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: ]
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Americans lead the way in basic stupidity when students are compared against a weighted average of same-age students from other countries. I remember watching a TV show about a test given to college sophomore girls from Japan, USA, Germany and England in the early 80s. About 90% of the girls from the other countries could identify where Japan was on a world map. ALL of the Japanese girls could identify California, Washington DC and NYC on a US map. 5% of the American girls knew where Japan was. 5 Friggin' percent! Even scarier...............20% of the American girls thought Catalina Island was Japan!
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#625561 - 10/02/10 04:04 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: ]
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The boys don't really measure up any better Aunty. Another recent test of students from advanced nations showed American students dead last in math. Funny thing is tho, the American students thought they would place first. So the take home message was, while American students do worst in math, they placed first in confidence, misplaced confidence, but hey, they probably have high self esteem, all the while thinking 2 + 5 = 8.

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#625565 - 10/02/10 04:27 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: Salmo g.]
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It all boils down to this - I'm right, everyone else is wrong, and anyone who disputes this is clearly a dumbfuck.

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That could be because it's deemed acceptable by half of the idiots in this country to say stupid sh!t like "evolution is a myth" and "they're growing mice with human brains".

Statements like that should get you banished, not elected.

This is the example of leaders we give kids today?

Fantastic.
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#625572 - 10/02/10 05:57 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: ]
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Originally Posted By: Kanektok Kid
If evolution is real, why aren't we seeing monkeys turn into humans ?

Huh ?

Well ?

Let's hear some answers................

rofl

When it comes to Teabaggers and the absolute sh!tstained idiot candidates they put forth, the question may well be :

Why are people turning into monkeys ?

.............



So is this your definition of a dum fuk?



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#625600 - 10/02/10 09:34 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: ]
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I call B.S...It's not black and white. woot
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#625630 - 10/03/10 12:36 AM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: ]
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Who said there is no hope for the younger generation.


A proud moment for mom and dad when they take their first kid to school on his first day, but the kid is a little nervous.


Another great moment when their favorite daughter returns to her old school to show all the younger kids what she has learned.


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#626068 - 10/05/10 02:01 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: Excitable Bob]
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How much of the "stupidity" of american students has to do with how we value education and how we position our students. It all reminds me of a documentary of where they were following a school that raised its college acceptance level from a very low rate to close to 100%. Unfortunately they didn't know how to deal with their 50% drop out rate. Now, if they were adequately serving all their students, they might have a 50% acceptance rate and 50% graduating with a different set of skills. I worked with a woman who was on the local school board. She would complain about how kids had a 6th grade reading level then talk about how they needed to up the standards and require a foreign language. I could never get her to understand that requiring someone who couldn't read didn't need higher standards (they were already failling the ones set) or foreign languages or to prepare for college, they needed to learn how to read. As the percentage of students that enter college rises, can we not then expect that the average level of intellenge will fall compared to the 1950's when only a small percentage entered? Europe has understood this for ages, and by nineth grades starts seperating out kids for different types of education. If I remember right, my cousin went into an appretance type program for auto repair when he was 16. This prepared him to take over his father's business at a younger age. No need for him to learn advance chemistry, he needed to learn how to repair cars and balance books. Last I heard, he is quite successful. I, on the other hand, went to four years of college. The one time in 20 years I had to use advanced calculus, I couldn't remember the right formula. Finally I did the right thing and asked someone who focused on that field. Even he couldn't remember the formula and had to look it up for me.

My child is mildly autistic, and while very smart and capable, he will not sit still for a long test. So while he knows a lot, he will never score high on a standardized test. That said, we were already informed when he started school that the WSL had no exemptions (at that time). The appologized but said that regardless of his intelligence or ability, all students had to take the test. I wonder how that skews the numbers. Especially considering that so many children with limited abilities are now main streamed.

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#626723 - 10/08/10 08:39 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: Sol Duc]
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#627059 - 10/10/10 03:53 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: ]
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Originally Posted By: FishPrince
It's a simple concept. If you have a pathetic stray cat on the porch, feel sorry for it and begin feeding it then you will end up with a lot more pathetic cats. We are feeding pathetic excuses for people and getting more pathetic excuses for people in return. We reap what we sow. We should end welfare in all it's forms and give the smartest among us an all access pass to a buffet of both food and young nubile virgins.


how's the weather in south carolina andre?

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#627100 - 10/10/10 06:50 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: ]
John Lee Hookum Offline
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Originally Posted By: FishPrince
Originally Posted By: Dan S.
I don't believe people are getting dumber. I believe that since there are more people, there are more dumb people.


It's not just this. The ratio of dumb fuks to normal people has increased. Back in the day, they didn't have section 8 rent, food stamps and welfare checks. Instead of the poor just dying and decreasing the surplus population as Dickens so succinctly put it, they live and are so well fed they get fat enough to breed. Women with low body fat will not ovulate. So people who were so stupid they couldn't even take care of themselves could not breed in nature or primitive societies. Now these people are well fed and are reproducing in numbers greater than nature would allow. We are breeding stupider and stupider people. Every civilization has done this, Egypt, it fell, Rome, it fell, Soviet Union, it fell and now us and we are now losing our country.

Once the ratio of dumb fuks gets over 50%, the government will be completely controlled by illiterate useless eaters who will increase stupid policies, increase the welfare handouts and our downfall will be quick. Panem et circenses et cetera. We are almost there now. OBAMA!

It's a simple concept. If you have a pathetic stray cat on the porch, feel sorry for it and begin feeding it then you will end up with a lot more pathetic cats. We are feeding pathetic excuses for people and getting more pathetic excuses for people in return. We reap what we sow. We should end welfare in all it's forms and give the smartest among us an all access pass to a buffet of both food and young nubile virgins.



I found the following to speak along the same lines as your comments. Amazing indeed. Truly amazing.

http://www.villagevoice.com/2010-09-29/news/white-america-has-lost-its-mind/
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#627140 - 10/10/10 10:14 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: John Lee Hookum]
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I think that there are more people, but the increase in dumfuks has grown out of proportion to the growth of people in general...and I think that those in charge like it that way.

Fish on...

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#627205 - 10/11/10 11:09 AM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: John Lee Hookum]
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Originally Posted By: John Lee Hookum


I found the following to speak along the same lines as your comments. Amazing indeed. Truly amazing.

http://www.villagevoice.com/2010-09-29/news/white-america-has-lost-its-mind/


Thanks for the link. The author clearly demonstrates that he is among the expanding populus of dum fuks.
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#627300 - 10/11/10 06:36 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: ]
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Originally Posted By: AuntyM


I rescind my previous stance on dumfukism.


rofl rofl

Is that a different sort of darwinism?

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#627303 - 10/11/10 06:44 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: stlhdr1]
Todd Offline
Dick Nipples

Registered: 03/08/99
Posts: 27838
Loc: Seattle, Washington USA
The problem with people buying into the RWWJ position of "screw everyone else, I'll just get mine!" is that when the RWWJ leadership says that, they also mean it to apply to 99% of their supporters...why so many people not only vote in direct contradiction to their own well-being, but do so self-righteously and so vociferously, too, is a thing of great consternation to me and the health of our country.

Fish on...

Todd
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#627345 - 10/11/10 09:30 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: ]
stlhdr1 Offline
BUCK NASTY!!

Registered: 01/26/00
Posts: 6312
Loc: Vancouver, WA
Originally Posted By: Kanektok Kid
FP is about as useless to humanity as they come.

Since when did a phistphuck like you decide to become the arbiter of who is fit to reproduce ? Of what 'overfed' is ? Did your Daddy tell you that ?

I don't have to defend basic human decency, either you understand, or you're some form of subhuman species.

Either way, you're a disgrace...............and a troll.


Tell us how you really feel.....

Keith
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#627509 - 10/12/10 03:02 PM Re: Interesting Study on Knowledge of Religions [Re: ]
SciGuy Offline
Superstar in diapers

Registered: 11/24/03
Posts: 316
Loc: B.I.
Wow. Totally misguided. Lost beyond help. Heartless.

Perhaps when these mass sterilizations commence, you, Sir, should be first in line.

Life is a bitch and not eveyone is given a fair shake...some people just need a little help. Go watch Good Will Hunting or The Blind Side or something.

I can't believe that I actually see eye-to-eye with KK on this one.
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