Sociology 201 Wrote:
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> Speak for yourself Wrote:
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> > dumbass libturdz Wrote:
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> > > So you're a conspiracy nut. Well check this
> out
> > > dumbass.
> > >
https://youtu.be/8XMTALBYRNA
> > >
> > > Fire, no matter how it is started, let alone
> a
> > > massive impact, will compromise the strength
> of
> > > steel construction.
> > >
> > > What, you didn't learn about physics in
> > college?
> > >
> > > This is science and math stuff. You're tiny
> > > libtard brain can't process it.
> >
> >
> > More science and engineering graduates are
> liberal
> > than conservative you dumb fuq. I actually took
> > deforms, statics, materials, and dynamics
> before
> > getting my masters in structural engineering
> where
> > I also took courses in failure mechanics of
> > structural beams, material fatigue, and plenty
> of
> > other courses that my little liberal brain
> somehow
> > managed to grasp. I then went on to pass the PE
> > and structural supplement. I'm guessing you
> took
> > Physics 101 and then got a dime a dozen
> business
> > degree and think you are hot shit with that
> > massive conservative brain of yours.
> >
>
> Very doubtful and not supported by my own
> experience nor any objective surveys that I've
> seen. In fact, just the opposite. e.g.,
>
> The politics of engineers
>
> Oct 16, 2012 Stephen Mraz | Machine Design
>
> Engineers tend to view themselves as much less
> liberal and slightly more conservative than the
> general public, according to a recent survey of
> over 1,200 readers of MACHINE DESIGN and
> Electronic Design magazines. The same survey also
> found that engineers say they are more likely to
> be Republican (42.1%) or Independent (33.7%)
> voters, as opposed to Democrats (14.5%). And
> although over a third of the engineers think
> Republicans represent the best interests of the
> engineering community better than Democrats, a
> majority of engineers (48.1%) believe neither
> party is really on the side of engineers.
>
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Lol, your own chart shows more people are not conservative than are. Dumbass wonk, get a real job.