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This story kinda messed up the joke/chant:

What do we want?
Fact-based research.
When do we want it?
After peer review.
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Ah yes. The losers of last November's election decided to get a little outdoors exercise. Some look like they need it. Good for them. I'm sure this gathering at Cal Anderson Park will be a total game changer.
What do you expect from the sort of people who post Neil deGrasse Tyson quotes on their social media accounts?
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@2
Donald Ward, you are a pathetic cockroach who wanted to murder your own little brother just so that you could suck at both of your mommy's teats, aren't you?
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Can someone explain to me how this wasn't just a pat yourself on the back event?
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@5,

How about you explain to us why you care? At minimum, it was a gathering of like-minded people who, quite obviously, were enjoying the day and the presence of their fellow marchers. Should such events and displays of happiness be discouraged? Banned outright?
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Glad the weather cooperated and it was just yet another classic, typical, cool spring day.
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@2
Ah yes. A sour troll questioning other peoples effective use of thier time.
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I'm glad that there are no reports of idiotic unrelated (possibly masked) axe-grinders taking over the mic, like at the tax protests. Sounds like a good time. I wish I had been able to make it.
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I would have loved to have been there also, but I was down in Las Vegas. Mr. Vel-DuRay and I decided to finally make an honest woman out of me after all of these years.
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@10: Oh praise the Lord, with sanctified nuptials may your holy matrimony be blessed with every happiness for eternity forevermore!
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Support Science: Send Trumpzilla to Mars del Lego.

I wasn't able to make the Climate March in Seattle, but there was a local one ini Bellingham, 85 miles north. I couldn't miss out. Save the Earth, Science, Arts and Humanities, Affordable Healthcare, and the EPA!
@10: Congratulations, Catalina and Mr. Vel-DuRay, and all the best!
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Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Vel-DuRays!
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Thank you, dears. It was one of the longest courtships in modern history, but all it took was a visit to the wedding license office and a trip to Sears to get the rings, and there we were!

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