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To: carranza2 who wrote (115758)	1/23/2016 5:41:58 PM
From: Elroy Jetson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218649

You may never fully understand why imaginary tales are not instructive the way actual historical accounts are - because you've chosen to live in an imaginary world. You find your imaginary world far preferable to the real world - I get that, but I have no respect for any person who makes this choice. Right-wing idiots find it far easier to make up their own atomic weights rather than consult "a liberal source of information" like the Periodic Table of the Elements. Of course the chemistry won't work when you use your own imaginary numbers, but they believe science too is liberal-biased claptrap which is not required when creating toxic nutritional supplements imported from China - containing God knows what. Republicans have become Luddites who, rejecting all truth have chosen to live in their own imaginary worlds. They surprisingly share many of the same delusions of "New Age" fantasists who believe in the power of quartz crystals and other similar nonsense. It's all based on the world-view that "I prefer this, so therefore it's true." That's fine to a point, but these village idiots almost unemployable and damage the competitiveness of our economy.