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originally posted by: neo96
a reply to: Stuey1221
I have a question for the climate change deniers..
That's rich coming from the biology deniers.
Why are you all so opposed to it?
Because it's based on political agenda.
It has NO FRACKING basis is what would be called REAL SCIENCE.
Destroying the cheapest energy source known to mankind that works REGARDLESS of the WEATHER AKA CIIMATE.
Then replace it with the electricification of ALL things that make the world go round literally- The problem with that as pointed out in the op.
Green energy FAILS massively in production and dependability, and do yourself a favor.
Go look up just EXACTLY how lithium is mined.
As to c02.
We are a carbon base life form.
Carbon is a primary component of all known life on Earth, representing approximately 45–50% of all dry biomass.[1] Carbon compounds occur naturally in great abundance on Earth.
Idiots that push carbon reduction are pushing GENOCIDE.
Plant more trees instead of taking everyone back to the stone age- Well that is those western countries that go along with that farce ensuring Chinas dominance in ruling the world.
The simple truth the church of climatology ignores. China will do what China wants, and there's not a damn thing anyone can do about it.
originally posted by: Stuey1221
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Thank you! An actual response. I'm not a biology denier, I just wanted to understand from the POV of someone who doesn't believe in climate change. I don't see the connection between cutting out carbon emissions and genocide though? What will happen when Coal runs out, granted that could take a long ass time but question still remains the same there. What's your opinion on nuclear power?
Definitely agree on planting more trees! and lithium mining is one seriously f***** up process, that really needs to be shown to the masses more as well.
And yeah, China will always do what China wants, really not a fan of the CCP in the slightest.
China’s efforts and speed for increasing forest cover deserve applause, according to Dr Ian Miller, Assistant Professor at the St. John’s University specialising in the history of Chinese forestry.
“I don’t think the Chinese government is given enough credit for the speed and extent to which these increased forest cover. There are also signs that Beijing is learning important lessons from the shortcomings of previous efforts, including increased emphasis on planting trees appropriate for local and regional environments,” Dr Miller told FairPlanet.
originally posted by: Stuey1221
I have a question for the climate change deniers... Why are you all so opposed to it? I have no problem with anyone having an opinion on something and I'm not out to start an argument or try and sway anyone's thoughts on the matter.
But, if the evidence points to dropping the Co2 etc... having a positive impact on everyone, why is that a bad thing?
Alternatively, China is putting a lot of effort in the area of afforestation (carbon capture), so yin and yang.
originally posted by: neo96
a reply to: quintessentone
Alternatively, China is putting a lot of effort in the area of afforestation (carbon capture), so yin and yang.
That's an effing joke.
The SAME China that is currently using their prisoners for organ harvesting.
THEY DON'T give one rats ass about the planet or people in it.
originally posted by: Maxmars
originally posted by: Stuey1221
...
Thank you! An actual response. I'm not a biology denier, I just wanted to understand from the POV of someone who doesn't believe in climate change. I don't see the connection between cutting out carbon emissions and genocide though? What will happen when Coal runs out, granted that could take a long ass time but question still remains the same there. What's your opinion on nuclear power?
Definitely agree on planting more trees! and lithium mining is one seriously f***** up process, that really needs to be shown to the masses more as well.
And yeah, China will always do what China wants, really not a fan of the CCP in the slightest.
I fi may interject here; I focus on the words.
"Climate change" is like saying "weather change" is it not a crushing "new" high priority development of hitherto unseen effects. It has been going on for the entire history of mankind.
Some have taken to saying, "there is no such thing" but it's not the "change" that they are denying, it's the "crisis" with all the faux 'remedies' being foisted upon the world by people who hypocritically "talk the talk" but don't "walk the walk."
There is no reason to expect the climate isn't changing - it has ALWAYS been changing and it always will - it's the farcical 'reality TV' propaganda that infuriates. It's the repeated "because of climate change" that has become an excuse for the rich to get richer, and the desperate poor to bear the burden.
Energy use is not a "privilege" but a necessity in the world we live in. The environmentalist paradigm is that it's to be doled out and regulated by people who lack for nothing...
Just look at the idea about "China" or India not being "industrialized." Really? Take a good look because industry is where all their wealth goes. And it is "industry" that makes the lion share of the impact we are told to attribute to the "regular folks" like you and I.
The fantasies spewed forth by the media are a large part of the problem... and they are the first to repeat the climate mantra which excuses the profiteering of the "carbon economy" ...
Sorry if you think the denial of the climate change crisis is really about the climate change part... but that IS part of the "messaging" ... a programmed knee-jerk response to dissent - reinforced by media talking heads and celebrities who only care about virtue signaling. Say anything like what we see here, and watch it be ridiculed by popular press as "out there" and "denialist anti-science talk."
If we really were serious about a more balanced relationship with nature - it wouldn't be about "money" and the people who are concerned would live by example, not by media hype and social media amplification. And the most egregious offenders, like China and India would have their feet put to the fire about how they are making a withdrawal from nature that the rest of the world will have to repay. We have done plenty in this country to "change our ways," yet the worst offenders remain untouched by any measure... and the pressure to accept draconian measures is ever-increasing - as if "we" hadn't made any progress at all.
And all the while the elite jetsetters fly around and wax virtuous about the "problem" and what "we" must endure to solve it.
Your observations are valid... but I fear like many - you simply sense the dissent and assume there is no reason for it. I appreciate your patience to entertain the dissent... that is refreshing.
originally posted by: Stuey1221
I have a question for the climate change deniers... Why are you all so opposed to it? I have no problem with anyone having an opinion on something and I'm not out to start an argument or try and sway anyone's thoughts on the matter.
But, if the evidence points to dropping the Co2 etc... having a positive impact on everyone, why is that a bad thing?
originally posted by: Stuey1221
I have a question for the climate change deniers... Why are you all so opposed to it? I have no problem with anyone having an opinion on something and I'm not out to start an argument or try and sway anyone's thoughts on the matter.
But, if the evidence points to dropping the Co2 etc... having a positive impact on everyone, why is that a bad thing?
originally posted by: Stuey1221
I have a question for the climate change deniers...
Why are you all so opposed to it?
I have no problem with anyone having an opinion on something and I'm not out to start an argument or try and sway anyone's thoughts on the matter.
But, if the evidence points to dropping the Co2 etc... having a positive impact on everyone, why is that a bad thing?
originally posted by: Stuey1221
a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed
... why not cut the money to oil executives who already have too much sway over the world
by moving away from Fossil fuels? I don't understand why that particular avenue is always skirted around and pushed away?
Government's are #,
I don't vote, never have and I never will because I really can't see the point
But I can't understand why the hate of the topic and the denial (only word I could thing of) of any good aspects of it all because you don't believe in it?
originally posted by: paraphi
a reply to: GandalftheLegless
No, I am not, although they are very connected.
originally posted by: Stuey1221
a reply to: GandalftheLegless
I just don't understand why people are so against something that could do good for everyone and the planet? Genuinely makes no sense, but sure, throw out the insults and avoid answering the questions, real mature.