Just because someone may not know everything, or be right, doesn't mean that right does not exist. I've seen this argument used to excuse moral relativism. "Nobody knows everything. Nobody can be right. Therefore there is no such thing as right and, by extension, wrong."
Not knowing everything or being right cannot be an excuse to say that one CAN'T know everything or be right. Rather it should be motivation to learn more and search for what is right, what is true, as opposed to saying, "Well screw it. There's no such thing as right, so I'm not even going to look, because it can't be obtained."
There is real science, and real scientists who follow where the evidence leads as opposed to popular science and scientists who start out with preconceived ideas and cherry pick data that support that idea. The latter cannot be called science. The latter is marketing.
It looks like the federal cartel is running a modern day slave trade and they are using our money to do it.
What is currently happening in the UK is a direct result of good men doing nothing for too long, and it will happen here in the US to varying degrees and varying success depending on the state. Given these facts, there is still hope if the people are willing to turn back to God. In other news I will be making a slight change of venue and format, coming home to my people, gamer geeks.