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Politically Incorrect: for those sick of PC

An SI Board Since June 1997

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189	<b> "Come thou back!" </b> Nietzsche cries to God throug	Emile Vidrine	-	7/7/1997
188	Everything is nothing. It is very easy to use words you don't understand	Joseph G.	-	7/7/1997
187	"And murder becomes one of those quaint beliefs of the Christian unter	Emile Vidrine	-	7/7/1997
186	Well, Nietzsche did go mad before he died, although I don't know if you cou	JF Quinnelly	-	7/7/1997
185	Subatomic particles are planets and the sun is an atom. Meanwhile, scientists s	Rick Julian	-	7/7/1997
184	Absolute beliefs which endanger others are what frighten me. People who are wi	epicure	-	7/6/1997
183	Were these the final cries of a tortured soul immediately before plunging into	Emile Vidrine	-	7/6/1997
182	Rick, there is no science in this anymore, it's engineering. And the answer	Joseph G.	-	7/6/1997
181	Zarathustra? Shades of John Galt.... <i>Also sprach <b>Zarathustra	JF Quinnelly	-	7/6/1997
180	If you gave each of 10 scientists the same data about an engine and it's ga	Rick Julian	-	7/6/1997
179	Rick, <<What I'm speaking of is the art of science: interpreting the	Joseph G.	-	7/6/1997
178	I agree, the scientific method can yield consistent data. What I'm speaking	Rick Julian	-	7/6/1997
177	Rick, Again your words are so lovely they almost obscure the fallacy within. T	Rambi	-	7/6/1997
176	Thread sis, From months of reading your posts and talking via chat and e-mail,	Rambi	-	7/6/1997
175	I hold beliefs which are absolute: Freedom of speech Freedom of religion Innoc	Rick Julian	-	7/6/1997
174	Yes, but some of us have beliefs cast in stone and are terrified by the beliefs	epicure	-	7/6/1997
173	To All: I've been reading through many Ask God and Galt posts in the last	Rick Julian	-	7/6/1997
172	Good one!! Thortful of you to post it...	Janice Shell	-	7/6/1997
171	Emile, History is not objective. As proof, one need only watch Court TV and he	Rick Julian	-	7/6/1997
170	Evil Vermin - that's what people of very diverse views call you. techstocks	Joseph G.	-	7/6/1997
169	I have worked for orthodox jews, as a babysitter. They trusted me to ensure th	epicure	-	7/6/1997
168	Emile, if the post that Joseph pointed me to is really representative of your v	Thomas Scharf	-	7/6/1997
167	Thomas, I am neither a Nazi nor do I hate anyone. I hold strong views about	Emile Vidrine	-	7/6/1997
166	alexa--These are powerful ad hominem arguments you put forth. If you possess a	Emile Vidrine	-	7/6/1997
165	Rick, I think the phrase was part of Black street jive of the late 60's, ma	Thomas Scharf	-	7/6/1997

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