I want to give you accolades for your snarly skepticism website. I LOVE it. I Wish I found it earlier. I have been somewhat depressed about the fact that so many people on our side want to "play nice" and have "polite conversation" with pseudo-skeptics. I mean, these people want to destroy us. It seems like every day a new libelous statement hits the internet about someone on our side, and most people on our side would rather "reach out" to these evil people, or at best ignore the pseudo-skeptics. You don't reach out to such people and you don't ignore them and hope that they go away - you go to battle with them. We're in a battle for our existence, here, and it is encouraging to see somebody else, unlike most on our side, who has more of a "FUCK YOU!" type of attitude when dealing with the pseudo-skeptics. ~ Mark Stublarec
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
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Received this a few days ago, thought it was nice. Thank you for the kind words:
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You're welcome! Thinking about it some more this battle reminds me, in some ways, about the Democratic versus Republican battle in United States politics. I found this opinion piece from a couple of years back:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/cenk-uygur/the-unbearable-weakness-o_b_261651.html
Whether or not you agree with the specifics of the article, or whether you are a Republican, Democrat, or neither, it is difficult to not argue, when so many people on all sides of the political spectrum are arguing, that Democrats are just too damn weak and are allowing the Republicans to get a lot more of their agenda pushed forward than they should have ever been allowed to. I think that the same is true in our battle with the pseudo-skeptics. Too many on our side are allowing them to do a lot more damage than they ever should have been able to do because of the fact that we are not willing to fight as hard as they are. Keep up the good work, Regan. We need more like you. Hopefully we can help jolt more people on our side out of their complacency.
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