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Those people who believe the supposed warming of the earth is being caused by humans, specifically, those of the industrialized nations. They, for some reason, ignore the fact that the earth has been around for four BILLION years and its temperature has been increasing and decreasing during this whole time. The science on AGW, as they call it, is not only Not Settled, but is being found to be corrupted (see ClimateGate).
They have the same religious zeal as many of the Truthers and Birthers.
Al Gore, All Liberals, All Socialists, and most Democrats are "Warmers".
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Those people who believe the supposed warming of the earth is being caused by humans, specifically, those of the industrialized nations. They, for some reason, ignore the fact that the earth has been around for four BILLION years and its temperature has been increasing and decreasing during this whole time. The science on AGW, as they call it, is not only Not Settled, but is being found to be corrupted (see ClimateGate).
They have the same religious zeal as many of the Truthers and Birthers.
Al Gore, All Liberals, All Socialists, and most Democrats are "Warmers".
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Railers are people who believe high speed rail is the panacea for reducing traffic and cleaning the environment. Despite all evidence showing high speed rail being a waste of money in both its initial cost to build and then the ongoing maintenance. Who would use it often, not one person we know.
Want proof of high speed rail being a boondoggle - check out Seattle芒聙聶s light rail.
Many Railers have the same religious zeal as many of the Warmers, Truthers and Birthers.
Barack Obama, Joe Biden, democrats, and socialists are most often Railers.
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stu脗路pak芒聙聜/stoo脣聢pak/ verb,-paked, -pak脗路ing.
芒聙聯verb (used with object)
1. to mislead by a false appearance or statement; delude: They stupaked the enemy by disguising the destroyer as a freighter.
2. to be unfaithful to (one's spouse or principles).
3. Archaic. to while away (time).
芒聙聯verb (used without object)
4. to mislead or falsely persuade others; practice deceit: an engaging manner that easily stupaks.
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2009-2010 US Congress
芒聙聰Related forms
stu脗路pak脗路a脗路ble脗路ness, stu脗路pak脗路a脗路bil脗路i脗路ty, noun
stu脗路pak脗路a脗路bly, adverb
stu脗路pak脗路er, noun
stu脗路pak脗路ing脗路ly, adverb
in脗路ter脗路stu脗路pak, verb,-paked, -pak脗路ing.
non脗路stu脗路pak脗路ing, adjective
pre脗路stu脗路pak, verb (used with object),-paked, -pak脗路ing.
pre脗路stu脗路pak脗路er, noun
re脗路stu脗路pak, verb (used with object),-paked, -pak脗路ing.
well-stu脗路paked, adjective
芒聙聰Synonyms
1. deceive, cozen, dupe, fool, gull, hoodwink, trick, defraud, outwit, entrap, ensnare, betray. See cheat.
I have been planning for months to stupak my colleagues.
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