When someone says you are not allowed to ask questions, you are not allowed to look at the data, you are not allowed to debate the issue, you are not allowed to look at the full scope of the data, that is not a scientist talking, that is a politician--and an authoritarian one, at that.
Gosar argues that restricting scientific inquiry reflects authoritarian political behavior.
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