Perhaps you haven't met one that thinks that evolution is a conspiracy, but surely you must have met one that claims global warming is? I mean, do any of them listen to Rush Limbaugh?
FErs still must believe highly organized conspiracies exist if so many people have had the wool pulled over their eyes. Every governmental space agency in the world? "...all the phone companies and television companies and various other companies that use "satellites"..." Every person who ever did a surveying test to see physically measure the imaginary curvature of the earth.
Ok, so now we are back to "Fe'ers believe in a conspiracy, rush limbaugh believes global warming is a conspiracy, you assume that most creationists are like rush limbaugh (at least that's the only connection I see in there), fe theory is like creationism"
Your logic is still retarded.
But I'm willing to bet that my assumption that the majority of creationists who view global warming as a conspiracy is true.
In conclusion to creationists being like FE'ers:
Creationists think that the scientific community is not lying about evolution, but simply wrong about evolution.
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FE'ers think that the scientific community is not lying about the earth being round, but simply wrong about the earth being round.
Creationists think that the section of the scientific community that is promoting global warming as true, are not only wrong about it, but for the most part conspiring to suppress the truth that it isn't warming.
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FE'ers think that the section of the scientific community (or perhaps only the ones that claim to have the technology for space flight and a few people who draw physical results of the curvature of the earth) that is promoting the earth being as round being true, are not only wrong about it, but for the most part conspiring to suppress the truth that the earth is flat.
admittedly the connection made for the second example is a much looser connection, but the first one shows a general distrust of the scientific communities accuracy.