/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8706218

>protects and supports a democratic system
>gets mad when the majority make a choice

>>8688228

>former immigrant complaints about immigrants

This is something that puzzles me.

Do you not realize that this has been a process that's been repeating over and over since the creation of the nation?

That the ''real americans'' then complained about the ''foreign hordes'' and when these foreign hordes became the ''real americans'' they complained about some others and so on and so forth? Always jumping towards the next thing, blaming the next race of people, some ideology, some religion.

Its been happening over and over.

That's why I said it puzzles me. Because I just wonder if you are that dense you do not realize that you are being played? That you are the fool in this situation? That you are nothing but a symptom that's deemed to repeat itself over and over and nothing else?

>>8619721

>Climate change is a problem when ISIS is actively trying to form a caliphate in the Middle East, the new Cold War erupted and we're closer than ever to 12:00 on a nuclear clock.

The man mentioned climate change in response to the Threads topic (damage to education and science).

Then you addressed multiple issues.

Your leading sentence is ''Climate change is a problem when...'', I assume what you are trying to do here is prove that, given the existence of those other problems, then climate change isn't really one to be worried about.

But we should worry about climate change and worry about all those other problems. And we do.

I am curious as to what you are trying to prove here?

>the new Cold War erupted

It did?

>we're closer than ever to 12:00 on a nuclear clock

Lets see.

I'd say the closer we've ever been is during the Cuban missile crisis; but we're not as close as then. Therefore we're not closer than ever.

Can you prove your statement anon?