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We all know that liberals are sophisticates who understand the complex nature of reality, while conservatives see the world in absolutes.(The Week)(Brief article)
* We all know that liberals are sophisticates who understand the complex nature of reality, while conservatives see the world in absolutes. That's why An Inconvenient Truth, the global-warming documentary based on Al Gore's public lectures, shows the former vice president standing before a cartoon graphic of a scale with the earth on one side and a pile of gold bars on the other. You wouldn't trade our only planet for filthy lucre, would you? The film is nuanced throughout: It adduces the disappearing Kilimanjaro glacier as evidence that man is destroying the ...
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