The Crusade against climate change

[dammitgibs]

So a colleague of mine made a very interesting point that during the middle ages the little ice age caused Christians to think that God was angry with them for letting Muslims control the holy land, and how history repeats itself with climate change fanatics today going on their own crusade of eco-imperialism to stop climate change. So I've been trying to find more information about this, were the crusades in fact a result of the little ice age?

 

[jhu]

No, it's the "us" vs. "them" herd mentality. For some reason humanity cannot seem to exist without some sort of on going conflict. There's always someone to blame for society's woes: Mexicans, Jews, Muslims, Christians, Communists, Capitalists, Japanese, Chinese, homosexuals, the weather, sun spots, tin foil hats, etc.

 

[Jaskalas]

No.

Read about Battle of Tours and Muslim invasion deep into Europe prior to the Crusades.

 

[Moonbeam]

No, it's the "us" vs. "them" herd mentality. For some reason humanity cannot seem to exist without some sort of on going conflict. There's always someone to blame for society's woes: Mexicans, Jews, Muslims, Christians, Communists, Capitalists, Japanese, Chinese, homosexuals, the weather, sun spots, tin foil hats, etc.

It's not some mysterious reason, it's self hate but that remains completely unrecognized because nobody will allow himself to know how great the self hate is. It is completely repressed and denied. Completely. If, as a doctor, you will look to how self hate is at the root of so many medical problems, you will see a way to help people find the root of their disease. There is nothing wrong with anybody, emotionally, actually, except they were made to believe in lies by being put down as children. People are sick because their hearts were broken. They came into the world little gods full of joy and were slammed to the ground. All their love was beaten out of them so they would be safe little dead things that can never be hurt, so the hurt comes out as disease.

 

[HannibalX]

So a colleague of mine made a very interesting point that during the middle ages the little ice age caused Christians to think that God was angry with them for letting Muslims control the holy land, and how history repeats itself with climate change fanatics today going on their own crusade of eco-imperialism to stop climate change. So I've been trying to find more information about this, were the crusades in fact a result of the little ice age?

Thanks for the laugh, been a long week.