Are similar to me. Do these idiots who are so afraid and obsessed with climate change realize that climate change is basically the status quo and always has been? They act like the world has only been around for six thousand years and everything that would ever happen that is "bad" already happened and it shouldn't moving forward because why? No clue. I don't deny climate change, I simply do not prescribe to the mainstream definition that humans are the driving force. Evidence on my side? The world has always change regardless of human interference. It's like they ignore the fact we have billions of data points for the last decade or two, but we have have next to no data points for the past, just rough guesstimations of what it could have been or was? Tons of those data points are thrown out and news ones that were never considered are found. So the only conclusion I can reach is that people who support man made climate change and no different than young world creationists. How else can they justify their position?
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Man Made Climate Change supporters and 6k yrs Creationist
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preslove
Lifer
You are a fucking idiot.
Texashiker
Lifer
Humans may not be "the" driving factor, but we are "a" driving factor.
How can we dump millions of tons of pollutants into the atmosphere and not have an effect?
How can we clear cut millions of acres of rain forest and not have an effect?
thraashman
Lifer
Yeah, pretty much this.
Aikouka
Lifer
Isn't methane from livestock a worse factor than factories and vehicles or is that one of those much purported myths? Although, technically livestock does fall under us as we are the ones raising them for whatever purpose (meat, milk, eggs, etc.).
waggy
No Lifer
yes climate change has always happened. the thing is we are speeding up the clock on it. we are causing it to change faster then it should.
Texashiker
Lifer
Then there are the fuel requirements to make fertilizer, which in turn is used to grow grains for livestock feed. Irrigation systems, tractors, harvesters,,, all of the just to make feed for the livestock.
Processing the livestock feed, processing the livestock, transporting the livestock, plastic wrappers, or butchers paper for packing the meat, fuel or electricity to cook the meat,,,,,.
Dirigible
Diamond Member
Thank you.
edro
Lifer
This.
And this.
Add these:
- drastically changing animal populations
- drastically spreading species of plants, animals, fungi, viruses, bacteria, etc through our transportation systems
I would like to see statistics on extinct species (of all life) in the last 500 years, compared to the previous 5,000 years.
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zinfamous
No Lifer
holy hell, here comes TH coming out and driving home the obvious to OP.
😀
:thumbsup:
zanejohnson
Diamond Member
Gibsons
Lifer
There's some speculation that we're in the middle of a mass extinction right now.
http://science.nationalgeographic.com/science/prehistoric-world/mass-extinction/
Trolling, perhaps not. That doesn't mean they shouldn't be publicly flogged for the obvious inconsistency in their logic. 😀
I agree. Just look at my house as an example. I have to willfully turn on my thermostat for the temperature to change, and even then it won't increase or decrease by more than 20 degrees no matter how hard I try. On the other hand, every single day the outside climate changes. Over the course of 48 hours the temperature dropped a staggering 40 degrees. Obviously man did not cause that since I have already established a limit of 20 degrees in change.
The best indicator of whether I am creating climate change in my home is my cat. No matter what I do, the cat still hangs out in the same three or four places. If I am working out intensely for over an hour, my cat is nowhere to be seen. I am clearly not emitting enough heat to make a difference. Yet the instant the sun is visible, my cat is there. And when I do turn on the heat in the morning, my cat hangs out right next to the registers. I could be wearing 200 layers of clothing and the cat wouldn't want to hang out next to me. The exception is when I have a fever. Unless you are now going to claim that the flu is man-made.
The best indicator of whether I am creating climate change in my home is my cat. No matter what I do, the cat still hangs out in the same three or four places. If I am working out intensely for over an hour, my cat is nowhere to be seen. I am clearly not emitting enough heat to make a difference. Yet the instant the sun is visible, my cat is there. And when I do turn on the heat in the morning, my cat hangs out right next to the registers. I could be wearing 200 layers of clothing and the cat wouldn't want to hang out next to me. The exception is when I have a fever. Unless you are now going to claim that the flu is man-made.
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