comment by Rude Van Nist (U22799)
posted 3 seconds ago
More important things to worry about presently than this.
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Here he is

As for climate change, go take it up with China man. They are the biggest contributors.

comment by Christopher (U20930)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Rude Van Nist (U22799)
posted 3 seconds ago
More important things to worry about presently than this.
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Here he is
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It'd true, whether you appreciate that or not is neither here nor there

Fossil fuels have given us every advancement we have made in the last 150 years - and nothing in the historical data says that extreme events area any worse today than back then

At this point Rosso it's better to just look at past extinction events and realise life bounces back eventually.

Honestly that's where I'm at. It's the only positive and has really helped me to accept that.

Humans are causing/have caused one of Earth's major extinction events. We're not going to stop it, absolutely zero chance when you look at what's going on in the world, where the power is etc.

Accept that the vast majority of species around now will die out, some including humans in a horrible way but eventually over millions of years life will bounce back.

Hopefully whatever life comes next won't be as incredibly smart yet incredibly stupid as humans are.

Last week was roasting I was out in shorts and t-shirts most days this week I was in my thickest jacket and had too put the heating on convenient that the heating prices went up just as it got colder but their telling us that the global is warming the facts say that it isn't I've seen it with my own eyes lets stop this pc nonsense and get on with whats important the issue that all children want to be transgender the worlds gone mad

comment by goonerGunnDog (U7206)
posted 6 minutes ago
Fossil fuels have given us every advancement we have made in the last 150 years - and nothing in the historical data says that extreme events area any worse today than back then
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The first part is certainly true. The second part certainly isn't.

https://www.carbonbrief.org/mapped-how-climate-change-affects-extreme-weather-around-the-world

I mean, that was a very easy Google search. Try it yourself.

comment by goonerGunnDog (U7206)
posted 4 minutes ago
Fossil fuels have given us every advancement we have made in the last 150 years - and nothing in the historical data says that extreme events area any worse today than back then
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I’m pretty sure that’s not true.

rosso probably has the data, but as far as I’m aware the planet has not suffered in its history since it has since the industrial revolution.

To put in context just how much the general public cares about Cc.

That article which was published less than 7 hours ago, isn't just not in tole top 10 most read articles of the day. It's not on the home page whatsoever.

comment by Bãles left boot (U22081)
posted 30 seconds ago
comment by goonerGunnDog (U7206)
posted 6 minutes ago
Fossil fuels have given us every advancement we have made in the last 150 years - and nothing in the historical data says that extreme events area any worse today than back then
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The first part is certainly true. The second part certainly isn't.

https://www.carbonbrief.org/mapped-how-climate-change-affects-extreme-weather-around-the-world

I mean, that was a very easy Google search. Try it yourself.
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oh look - a google search - fortunately the historical data tells the real story - no no increase in floods - droughts - hurricane strength or numbers - try it for yourself

The historical data tells all that?

comment by Rude Van Nist (U22799)
posted 2 minutes ago
To put in context just how much the general public cares about Cc.

That article which was published less than 7 hours ago, isn't just not in tole top 10 most read articles of the day. It's not on the home page whatsoever.


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This is why I love democracy. It should he the MAJORiTY who have the biggest say on issues such as climate change. The government should not be listening to the MINORITY who are scientists, doctors etc on these issues. Majority opinion is what counts for most and rightly so.

Ironic considering Rosso said fack all about all the plastic pollution the billions of pointless face masks caused for no benefit

So thanks but considering all these selfish pr!cks polluting the environment with their mask disposals ill carry on eating my meat and driving my petrol car

comment by Oscar #TeamFury (U12980)
posted 1 minute ago
Ironic considering Rosso said fack all about all the plastic pollution the billions of pointless face masks caused for no benefit

So thanks but considering all these selfish pr!cks polluting the environment with their mask disposals ill carry on eating my meat and driving my petrol car
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Exactly. Hypocritical selfish vegans killing plants so I'll just continue being racist thank you very much

comment by Njazi Kuqi (U1734)
posted 15 minutes ago
comment by Rude Van Nist (U22799)
posted 2 minutes ago
To put in context just how much the general public cares about Cc.

That article which was published less than 7 hours ago, isn't just not in tole top 10 most read articles of the day. It's not on the home page whatsoever.


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This is why I love democracy. It should he the MAJORiTY who have the biggest say on issues such as climate change. The government should not be listening to the MINORITY who are scientists, doctors etc on these issues. Majority opinion is what counts for most and rightly so.
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But there are people in the UN - who say democracy must be suspended - in order to deal with a 'crisis' based on a false premise

comment by Oscar #TeamFury (U12980)
posted 19 minutes ago
Ironic considering Rosso said fack all about all the plastic pollution the billions of pointless face masks caused for no benefit

So thanks but considering all these selfish pr!cks polluting the environment with their mask disposals ill carry on eating my meat and driving my petrol car
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comment by goonerGunnDog (U7206)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Njazi Kuqi (U1734)
posted 15 minutes ago
comment by Rude Van Nist (U22799)
posted 2 minutes ago
To put in context just how much the general public cares about Cc.

That article which was published less than 7 hours ago, isn't just not in tole top 10 most read articles of the day. It's not on the home page whatsoever.


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This is why I love democracy. It should he the MAJORiTY who have the biggest say on issues such as climate change. The government should not be listening to the MINORITY who are scientists, doctors etc on these issues. Majority opinion is what counts for most and rightly so.
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But there are people in the UN - who say democracy must be suspended - in order to deal with a 'crisis' based on a false premise
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Yeah if scientists were so smart how come there are so few of them? The smartest species always rise to the top and multiply. Why should we listen to a minority? I've got a thermometer I know that it's colder this week then it was last week. I don't need a scientist with so called data to give me their made up interpretation in order for them to keep there job. It is time to fight back. I just emptied my neighbour's recycling bin into their general waste. As the majority we need to all do little things like this to fight back

I've got a thermometer I know that it's colder this week then it was last week.
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There will be a scientist in the Guardian telling you that you are mistaken

comment by goonerGunnDog (U7206)
posted 4 seconds ago
I've got a thermometer I know that it's colder this week then it was last week.
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There will be a scientist in the Guardian telling you that you are mistaken
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I don't care weather or not they try to explain the reasons behind the short term fluctuations in temperature I have experienced in the past couple of weeks and try to convince me that the climate is warming despite this. I will not be listening to them. I've seen my thermometer

Oh damn. I started arguing with stupid. My bad.

comment by Bãles left boot (U22081)
posted 1 minute ago
Oh damn. I started arguing with stupid. My bad.
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But you are too clever to make that mistake twice - aren't you?

You call him stupid but he is in the majority. How can the majority be wrong?

I've switched to supporting Forest Green Rovers

comment by Anthony The King Elanga (U10026)
posted 28 minutes ago
comment by Oscar #TeamFury (U12980)
posted 19 minutes ago

ill carry on eating my meat
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You must be quite flexible to manage to eat your own meat

"The wisdom of the crowd" is a theory relating to the collective opinion of a group of individuals rather than that of a single expert. Which proves why experts should not be listened to and the majority should be heard. This theory was presented by Aristotle who is an expert in this field so knows what he's talking about. If I were you, I'd listen to him.