I'm a bit busy trimming ATM to really give a fuck about the "man made" warming scam/bullshit. (never read it)More discredited garbage from you as usual. Maybe just once you should look into where the rubbish you post to backup the other rubbish you post comes from!!
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This one sites many!!For about the 10th time
Has anyone got a "peer" reviewed scientific paper that proves "man made" Co2 causes global warming/climate change or whatever its called this year, and non man made Co2 does not
If I lived in a wet cold shit hole like you I'd probably like some warmer temperatures too!!I'm a bit busy trimming ATM to really give a fuck about the "man made" warming scam/bullshit. (never read it)
But I thought you might of sooked that he wasn't a "climate" scientist or was funded by big OIL,. instead you went down the wikipedo is the bastion of truth rubbish.
Put some more effort in next time Porky
No proof there, just more propagandaThis one sites many!!
Scientific Consensus - NASA Science
It’s important to remember that scientists always focus on the evidence, not on opinions. Scientific evidence continues to show that human activities (primarily the human burning of fossil fuels) have warmed Earth’s surface and its ocean basins, which in turn have continued to impact Earth’s...science.nasa.gov
Its was bloody beautiful till April and then it all went to shit (as bloody usual )If I lived in a wet cold shit hole like you I'd probably like some warmer temperatures too!!
For about the 10th time
Has anyone got a "peer" reviewed scientific paper that proves "man made" Co2 causes global warming/climate change or whatever its called this year, and non man made Co2 does not
you've got a few reasonable points in thereIt’s a lot of work driving a classic car that gets 34mpg. It’s not very profitable to take the jobs close to home. Then it’s not safe to be on a bicycle and busses. It’s also very exhausting to be a vegetarian. After you’ve done it all trying to save everyone, you will eventually start thinking that there’s no reason to sacrifice yourself and risk your life when the population you’re trying to save just didn’t turn out to be anything worth throwing your life away for.
I’m sure there are more like me that wished they never fell for the bullshit.
It's not hard at all to be a vegetarian. Unless you're out stalking wild beans for weeks on end during their annual migration.It’s a lot of work driving a classic car that gets 34mpg. It’s not very profitable to take the jobs close to home. Then it’s not safe to be on a bicycle and busses. It’s also very exhausting to be a vegetarian. After you’ve done it all trying to save everyone, you will eventually start thinking that there’s no reason to sacrifice yourself and risk your life when the population you’re trying to save just didn’t turn out to be anything worth throwing your life away for.
I’m sure there are more like me that wished they never fell for the bullshit.
I too stoke the fire in my woodstove, turned off my oil heat a decade agowell, I'll stick to what I believe as I stoke the fire in the woodstove and laugh at ya'all. Mght hurt your feelings to know I drive a 1989 cherokee 4x4 with no catalytic converter too
the climate crisis is a hoax , just like every other climate emergency that has been proclaimed over my life time.
I hope so. Do you have anything to, like, elevate that idea? Or is it just the nicest thing to believe? Because for sure I don't want to believe in a disaster scenario, but outside of the 'developed' world we are already seeing record-breaking weather events nearly every year now. Record-breaking events do not happen so often in a stable system. Dubai just got a year's worth of rain in one day. Remember Hurricane Sandy? The deadly winter in Central Europe a few years back? I could go on but I don't feel like googling, anyone can though. This information is easily available.well, I'll stick to what I believe as I stoke the fire in the woodstove and laugh at ya'all. Mght hurt your feelings to know I drive a 1989 cherokee 4x4 with no catalytic converter too
the climate crisis is a hoax , just like every other climate emergency that has been proclaimed over my life time.
I'll assume that's because your to poor to afford electronic heating and even a half decent car!well, I'll stick to what I believe as I stoke the fire in the woodstove and laugh at ya'all. Mght hurt your feelings to know I drive a 1989 cherokee 4x4 with no catalytic converter too
the climate crisis is a hoax , just like every other climate emergency that has been proclaimed over my life time.
Because they are fucking ignorant poorly educated idiots that's why. Fuck half of em can't even string a coherent sentence together let alone understand that human activity is destroying the entire planet!I hope so. Do you have anything to, like, elevate that idea? Or is it just the nicest thing to believe? Because for sure I don't want to believe in a disaster scenario, but outside of the 'developed' world we are already seeing record-breaking weather events nearly every year now. Record-breaking events do not happen so often in a stable system. Dubai just got a year's worth of rain in one day. Remember Hurricane Sandy? The deadly winter in Central Europe a few years back? I could go on but I don't feel like googling, anyone can though. This information is easily available.
Nobody is mad at you for driving a Jeep. Old Jeeps are cool af. That is a narrative used by the elite to keep us fighting each other. Global shipping and petroleum use in general is responsible for a huuuge amount of greenhouse gas emissions, (not to mention microplastics accumulating in the environment and our bodies) but that makes enormous profits for the wealthy, so they'd rather have us calling each other weenies for being vegan and fighting over windmills and electric cars.
I want you to be right, but I need data. Whenever someone posts a view like yours, the most I can seem to get is: "I've lived through more than a few 'disasters' put forth by the media, this will be the same.". But will it? Why do you say that? Is it just intuition that we are supposed to hedge our planet on? And more to the point, why on Earth can't we, on a website devoted to the love of a plant that our fragile species plucked out of the wild green nature, just agree that yeah, we should preserve nature in as close to it's natural form as we can. Why is that controversial? If you went to a doctor and he said: "Well sir/mam, all things considered you are in decent health, but I must stress the importance of not smoking or getting too much sun." would your first thought be "Yeah right, I've lived long enough to know what's good for me, I'm gonna light up on the beach as soon as I walk out of here." or would you say: "That was good advice, I've had a nice life and I want to preserve my health as long as I can.".
Why is it a controversial idea? I thought we all loved nature and out mother earth.