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03-25-2023, 02:21 PM
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Originally Posted By Stalinshugedick⏩
I'm sure it was Wincel, would you still have the same tune if Daddy lost all his money, and lost the house?This has been analyzed repeatedly. The costs were outweighed by the benefits.
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03-25-2023, 05:22 PM
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It's not global warming but chit is clearly phucked up. 3 years in a row where I live, northern california we had record cold winters and record hot summers. The metric being used for record hot summers is number of days over 100 degrees. Not sure what the metric is for record cold winters. This year we saw snow for the first time since 2002.
We've also been in a record drought for like 8 years, until this year where we are getting drenched by rain. They are claiming record down pours, though I am skeptical and not sure of the metric being used. As I have seen far worse flooding in the past, I remember 97-98 El Nino winter event, couldn't leave the house, creeks, intersection, sewage were over flowing with water. All you could do is stay home from school and watch towns under water on the news.
I believe in climate change/instability, though I'm not convinced it is man made. The planet has seen plenty since human industrialization, look at all the ancient cities they find under water, the ice age, the younger dryas, even the Sahara used to be a lush woodland/jungle
We've also been in a record drought for like 8 years, until this year where we are getting drenched by rain. They are claiming record down pours, though I am skeptical and not sure of the metric being used. As I have seen far worse flooding in the past, I remember 97-98 El Nino winter event, couldn't leave the house, creeks, intersection, sewage were over flowing with water. All you could do is stay home from school and watch towns under water on the news.
I believe in climate change/instability, though I'm not convinced it is man made. The planet has seen plenty since human industrialization, look at all the ancient cities they find under water, the ice age, the younger dryas, even the Sahara used to be a lush woodland/jungle
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03-25-2023, 05:45 PM
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Originally Posted By Ramoneb87⏩
Unless some virus wipes out like 50% of the world's population, what's the solution?It's not global warming but chit is clearly phucked up. 3 years in a row where I live, northern california we had record cold winters and record hot summers. The metric being used for record hot summers is number of days over 100 degrees. Not sure what the metric is for record cold winters. This year we saw snow for the first time since 2002.
We've also been in a record drought for like 8 years, until this year where we are getting drenched by rain. They are claiming record down pours, though I am skeptical and not sure of the metric being used. As I have seen far worse flooding in the past, I remember 97-98 El Nino winter event, couldn't leave the house, creeks, intersection, sewage were over flowing with water. All you could do is stay home from school and watch towns under water on the news.
I believe in climate change/instability, though I'm not convinced it is man made. The planet has seen plenty since human industrialization, look at all the ancient cities they find under water, the ice age, the younger dryas, even the Sahara used to be a lush woodland/jungle
We've also been in a record drought for like 8 years, until this year where we are getting drenched by rain. They are claiming record down pours, though I am skeptical and not sure of the metric being used. As I have seen far worse flooding in the past, I remember 97-98 El Nino winter event, couldn't leave the house, creeks, intersection, sewage were over flowing with water. All you could do is stay home from school and watch towns under water on the news.
I believe in climate change/instability, though I'm not convinced it is man made. The planet has seen plenty since human industrialization, look at all the ancient cities they find under water, the ice age, the younger dryas, even the Sahara used to be a lush woodland/jungle
03-25-2023, 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn⏩
How would we lose our house or our money over this? Again, some policies have negative consequences for some and benefits for others. I'd be upset but understand the decision.I'm sure it was Wincel, would you still have the same tune if Daddy lost all his money, and lost the house?
03-25-2023, 07:18 PM
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn⏩
People have been trying to reduce fossil fuel usage and switch to greener options. No virus is going to wipe out half the population. And also, that kind of thing would not solve our resource or pollution issues unless it kept happening every few generations.Unless some virus wipes out like 50% of the world's population, what's the solution?
03-25-2023, 08:53 PM
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Originally Posted By Stalinshugedick⏩
LMAO what a load of chit and mental illness. I can't believe adults still believe this bollocks.People have been trying to reduce fossil fuel usage and switch to greener options.
03-26-2023, 05:51 AM
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Originally Posted By Stalinshugedick⏩
It benefitted the top 1%, who doubled their net worth. So you support wealth inequality now?How would we lose our house or our money over this? Again, some policies have negative consequences for some and benefits for others. I'd be upset but understand the decision.
03-26-2023, 05:57 AM
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Originally Posted By Stalinshugedick⏩
It was a virus that wiped out the majority of Native Americans. The loss of so much life actually cooled down the planet.People have been trying to reduce fossil fuel usage and switch to greener options. No virus is going to wipe out half the population. And also, that kind of thing would not solve our resource or pollution issues unless it kept happening every few generations.
Same with Ghengis Khan, he wiped out lime 10% of the world's population.
“During the Mongol invasion, there was enough time for the forests to re-grow and absorb significant amounts of carbon.” So Genghis Khan and his empire, which lasted for two centuries, actually cooled down the Earth. He is also entitled as a green invader as he unintentionally saved mother nature by reforestation.
03-26-2023, 12:57 PM
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Remember when Manhattan was supposed to be under water by 1999?
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demanding, ill-disciplined, despotic and useless. Liberalism is a philosophy of sniveling brats."
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03-26-2023, 01:10 PM
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Originally Posted By fitnessislife⏩
chit i remember when Al Gore had us believing that we'd all be drowning by now. load of chit.Remember when Manhattan was supposed to be under water by 1999?
03-26-2023, 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted By fitnessislife⏩
That's what the TMNT told me in one of their comics.Remember when Manhattan was supposed to be under water by 1999?
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