As I noted in an earlier Post, Iâve come to see the Democratic and Republican parties as a âsimilar pair.â For over a year, Iâve been closely following political news articles and blogs, paying equal attention to their comment sections. This isnât my first dive into their similarities, but over the past 4-6 months, this exploration has left me puzzled: why canât two such apparent political foes see their own parallelsâespecially in the ways they criticize each other?!
âReports of the demise of the Democrat Party: are they premature or not?â Guess this is sorta like a Part 2 of this previous post here: Democrats & Republicans = âTwo Peas in the same Podâ. Will even use the main pic again.
Both âPeasâ are convinced theyâve got killer messagesâwhile simultaneously dismissing the otherâs as âstale.â Both spend endless energy pointing fingers at each otherâs flaws, yet after every election win, they strut around claiming a âmandate.â Trump, of course, called his âmassiveââthough exaggerationâs kinda his thing.
Letâs look at the scoreboard since 1961:
Yan Petrovsky was a commander of the Rusich Group â a Russian far-right and neo-Nazi paramilitary unit. Yan Petrovsky and the Rusich Group have been committing War Crimes since 2014. The Rusich Group has been linked to Russia’s Wagner Groupâboth with a long history of brutality. Co-founder Alexey Milchakov gained notoriety for publishing images of animal cruelty and openly celebrating war crimes.
Finland sentences Russian neo-Nazi mercenary Yan Petrovsky to life for war crimes in Ukraine:
How many scientists here have heard of the Ice Ages? Raise your hands. Thank you.
An ice age is a long period of reduction in the temperature of Earth’s surface and atmosphere, resulting in the presence or expansion of continental and polar ice sheets and alpine glaciers.
If âreduction in the temperature of Earth’s surface and atmosphereâ creates an Ice Age â then what melts an Ice Age and/or makes that Ice Age go away?
Earth’s climate alternates between ice ages, and greenhouse periods during which there are no glaciers on the planet.
The oldest known Ice Age was the Huronian, which occurred between 2.4 and 2.1 billion years ago. How many scientists here believe that humans caused the Huronian glaciation to end? Over half of you. OK, over half of you got that one wrong.
The oldest known evidence of homininsâour early human-like ancestorsâdates back to around 6-7 million years ago.
Humans werenât around to melt the Huronian Ice Age, or any of the dozens that followed. Iâm no scientist, but even I can spot that gap.
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