The ignore button

This really should move to a more appropriate thread, but facts matter.
How The U.S. Navy Remains The Masters Of Modular Nuclear ...
https://www.forbes.com › sites › jamesconca › 2019/12/23

While ordinary accidents occasionally occur as with any military operation, none have been related to nuclear or radiation, and no radiation ...
Dec 23, 2019

". . . . America’s Nuclear Navy is one of the oldest and largest nuclear organizations in the world, and has the world’s best safety record of any industry of any kind. In terms of work hazards apart from combat, it is safer to work on a U.S. nuclear submarine or aircraft carrier than it is to sit at a desk trading stocks. . . . "

 

Yeah, and hot water freezes faster too, huh. Quoting US official sources on American matters is as reliable as asking Billy Clinton if he ever fooled around with Monica Lewinski or if the first inspection team to Irak consisted of any CIA spies. I don't mean to single you out but how you can use official sources as "fact" is beyond understanding. I mean, you do realize that there is virtually no credibility to any of it. You do know that, right?

 

I'm happy to let those who read these posts decide for themselves.

 

I have decided for myself and I have no patience for shills.

 

From your source;

That is a DISINGENUOUS QUALIFICATION that OBFUSCATES the FACTS!

Just because the Navy's nuclear reactors are sitting on the BOTTOM of the ocean does NOT mean that there NEVER any ACCIDENTS that we HAVE heard about which DEBUNKS your BOGUS allegation that there have NEVER been any.

The SEVERITY of the ACCIDENT is IRRELEVANT.

The Navy has had SEVEN documented nuclear accidents.

FACTS matter!

 

I hope your parallel universe is enjoyable.

 

Kindly REFRAIN from PREJECTING your own issues onto others.

 

Very good. The keynote is the one you've highlighted in red. "We have never had an accident or release of radioactivity which has had an adverse effect on human health or the environment". Pretending is means something other than the fact itself is dishonest. Saying "the Navy's record unblemished" comes under the term ... well ..... a three-letter word that begins with "L" and ends with "E".

Exactly.

I certainly think so, yes.

 

Yes, it does seem that the two of you are on parallel universes. His universe relies on facts even the ones that you yourself provide but fail to adhere to.

 

I've yet to use the ignore feature. I might someday.

 

Just counted my Ignore list: 98 people! I only need two more to get to 100! Come on, people, post some nonsense so that I can get to 100, please!

LOL