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KT2000

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6. Bigotry is really shooting oneself in the foot

Reply to SoutherDem (Original post)

Tue May 15, 2012, 09:08 PM

May 2012

for arbitrary reasons so many are excluded from mainstream society. That includes so many brilliant, creative and original people who have been prevented from making contributions. Who knows what problems could have been solved but were not.

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How bigotry almost cost America the atomic bomb [View all] SoutherDem May 2012 OP

Yep, so very true. "Bigots have always been around it is just that the subject RKP5637 May 2012 #1

General Leslie Groves is way underestimated in the development of the atomic bomb Xipe Totec May 2012 #2

I'm against bigotry too, but note from history that we developed two completely dimbear May 2012 #3

South Africa is one Forward2012 May 2012 #4

Three. Remember the H nt Xipe Totec May 2012 #5

Four. Remember the N . . . Journeyman May 2012 #7

That was the Mk14 SoutherDem May 2012 #11

You are right. SoutherDem May 2012 #8

That is not entirely true. NoKo's tests have fizzled. leveymg May 2012 #16

Bigotry is really shooting oneself in the foot KT2000 May 2012 #6

To show how far to the Right we moved, bigotry used to be on account of "race, religion, or creed" leveymg May 2012 #9

So you think having the atomic bomb was a good thing? xtraxritical May 2012 #10

I thought I made it clear SoutherDem May 2012 #12

Oppie opposed the development of the "Super" longship May 2012 #13

Also, he seemed to have regrets afterwards SoutherDem May 2012 #14

Thanks for the tip on the two books SoutherDem May 2012 #15