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Its absurd to completely reject the idea that there may be life in outer space. We don't know whether there is or not. I am tempted to say this list isn't of Liberal gullibility, this article is worthless and should be thrown into the bin. It serves no purpose other than to perpetuate the prejudices of a very bitter man. [[User:HoraceM|HoraceM]] 18:52, 3 May 2008 (EDT)
Its absurd to completely reject the idea that there may be life in outer space. We don't know whether there is or not. I am tempted to say this list isn't of Liberal gullibility, this article is worthless and should be thrown into the bin. It serves no purpose other than to perpetuate the prejudices of a very bitter man. [[User:HoraceM|HoraceM]] 18:52, 3 May 2008 (EDT)
== Comments on the above ==
Thanks for the comments by [[liberals]] demonstrating how they still think there is life in outer space. This confirms the point in the entry here.
One of the comments above stated, "Also as far as I understood the rocks from the moonlanding found that the moon was formed by the collision from the earth and some large objects, I could be wrong if you can give me evidence I would like to see it." You are wrong, and I did give you a cite: [[Moon Origins]]. But I don't expect you to pursue it with an open mind because, unfortunately, [[deliberate ignorance]] is classic [[liberal style]]. [[Liberals]] love saying things like, "I've never heard that," and then refuse to look into it.--[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 20:27, 3 May 2008 (EDT)