One of the lasting results of the Spanish Inquisition was a stifling of speech, thought, and scientific debate throughout Spain. By treating one set of scientific views as absolute, infallible, and above critique, Spain silenced many brilliant individuals and stopped the development of new ideas and technological innovations. Spain became a scientific backwater.
As an old adage says, those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. So we now have a new inquisition underway in America in the 21st century—something that would have seemed unimaginable not too long ago.
Treating climate change as an absolute, unassailable fact, instead of what it is—an unproven, controversial scientific theory—a group of state attorneys general have announced that they will be targeting any companies that challenge the catastrophic climate change religion.
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this should be STOPPED immediately and the Dem A.G.'s should be fired for being so stupid. anyone who believes in global warming/climate change doesn't have the common sense to lead anything. scary when you think we have so many idiots in these leadership positions. clean house and demand common sense now.
11:56 you can not teach common sense but if you could every student should be required to get a grade of B or better to pass. Unfortunately either you have common sense or you don't. And it appears to me that common sense is becoming a rare thing to find in government on any level!
Voters who like the government to control their lives keep voting democrat.
Can you say, unconstitutional. State Department trying to quash Free Speech at direction of Obama!
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