REPOST: I saw a freeper post where they said scientists were

[applegrove]

scapegoating the climate. And they should not - because it is wrong to scapegoat.

:spray:

I kid you not.

[Maat]

1. Now, THAT'S funny! (n/t)

[BlueJazz]

2. Why..I should think not...We Republicans are beneath blaming...

...other people for our problems and we detest anybody else who does such vile things...

[applegrove]

3. Not to mention the whole point of a scientist is to find out the truth.

Kinda hard to come up with a hypothesis to test if you cannot guess at an outcome.

[xray s]

4. Obviously!

Every freeper knows that gays and baby killers are to blame!

[TallahasseeGrannie]

5. Now, is this the same goat

Bush was reading about on September 11?

[Spinzonner]

6. "It's not nice to scapegoat Mother Nature"

apparently freepers have an undiscovered empathic streak

[atommom]

7. Poor climate. No wonder it's been so cranky lately.

[mcscajun]

8. So, I guess that means that all the hurricanes are now the fault of

Scientists? 'Cause Mother Nature is Pissed at 'em?

That's rich.

:spray:

[Humor_In_Cuneiform]

9. Should I even ask what the "logic" was?

Scientists aren't blaming the climate per se, but rather a lack of informed policies that have had a negative impact on the climate, ie Global Warming due to such things as *'s withdrawal from the Kyoto Protocol as one of his first brilliant, insightful moves.

:sarcasm: