Comments by "Promethean Allegory" (@prometheanevent) on "Sen. James Inhofe (R-OK) Snowball in the Senate (C-SPAN)" video.

  1. "No point talking to a Republican" as was stated by one earlier comment sounds mysteriously like, "the science is settled." These are of course variations on the popular leftist debate point, "shut up and do what I tell you to. There is no other viewpoint but mine. ...yep, it's a religion.
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  2. "No point talking to a Republican" as was stated by one earlier comment sounds mysteriously like, "the science is settled." These are of course variations on the popular leftist debate point, "shut up and do what I tell you to. There is no other viewpoint but mine. ...yep, it's a religion.
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  3. It's amazing how often popular conservative themed videos appear here with the obligatory red "don't likes." "Don't likes" always seem to dominate when an argument is being made for sane appraisals of current issues. That's probably to be expected in a world where an unknown leftist community organizer can win the American presidency twice. Senator Inhofe has investigated and written extensively regarding the current manipulations and valid criticisms regarding global warming (now, "climate change)." You don't have to agree with him or consider his arguments, or even like his little snowball gimmick (to accent a point), but to the Jacobin crowd it always seems to come down to the suggestion that one half of the political spectrum is somehow mysteriously invalid. There has been enough corruption, hypocrisy, and deception to make issues around climate change a valid target for skepticism and disagreement. A predictable clique‘ of Youtube viewers "don't like" opposing viewpoints (yawn). The whole "global warming" fad would gain more traction if every year thousands of well-paid bureaucrats weren't flying to exotic and distant locales (using jet fuel of course) to stay in expensive resorts for the purpose of contriving another scheme to rein in the free societies they so disdain. 'Just another venue for philosopher kings to exert their will to dominate.
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