Reply With QuoteDarth Omar (12-02-2019)
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I see what you did there......Originally Posted by Darth Omar
Isaiah 6:5
“Woe to me!” I cried. “I am ruined! For I am a man of unclean lips, and I live among a people of unclean lips, and my eyes have seen the King, the Lord Almighty.”
Darth Omar (12-02-2019)
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Well, you are probably very nearly the dumbest among us, and it seems not to have convinced you. If you want to die, go jump off a cliff: the rest of us have other plans. thicko!
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If you believe the hoax man has control over the weather on this planet, I don't know what to say...
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Well. humans can certainly see to it that it makes life on earth impossible for their descendants, if that is 'control'. If you prefer capitalism to setting it right, fine: die happy!
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No they can't. You believe in fairy tales.
Man can't control the weather.
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Man can put so much poison into the atmosphere it sees him off, and is busily doing so, as you know. Are you seriously telling me he cant?
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Except where CO2 is anything but poison—you might have a point lol.
Coup has started. First of many steps. Impeachment will follow ultimately~WB attorney Mark Zaid, January 2017
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Wales would have been fucked without coal, hypocritical arsehole!
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Is there a more hypocritical nation than China?
China Bashes U.S. Over Its Eco Record Ahead Of Climate Summit
China, the world’s largest greenhouse-gas emitter, doesn’t think the United States is doing enough to fight climate change.
With the annual U.N. climate conference starting Monday, a top Beijing official slammed the U.S. and other developed countries, accusing them of lacking the “political will” to fight climate change as demonstrated by their failure to provide adequate funding to developing nations — like China.
“The biggest problem in the current multilateral process to address climate change lies in the insufficient political will of developed countries to provide support to the process,” said Zhao Yingmin, vice president of environment and ecology, at last week’s press conference.
The United States has led the world in reducing net carbon emissions, dropping 13% from 2005 to 2017, while Chinese emissions have increased steadily even as the world’s second-largest economy touted a 45% decline in carbon intensity and “highest possible ambition” in updating its climate goals.
The issue of climate compensation is expected to emerge as a hot topic at the 2019 U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change, known as COP25, which runs through Dec. 13 in Madrid.
“We hope that developed countries will provide sufficient, continuous and timely support to developing countries in a transparent and predictable manner, use public-funds and honor their commitment to provide developing countries with an annual climate fund of $100 billion up to the year 2020,” said Mr. Yingmin in a translation posted on China’s government information page.
He referred to the non-binding pledge that accompanied the 2015 Paris Agreement for industrialized nations to sink $100 billion annually by 2020 into the Green Climate Fund to assist developing nations in mitigating and adapting to climate change.
That effort has fallen far short. The Obama administration kicked $1 billion, but President Trump ruled out any further U.S. funding as part of his decision to pull out of the Paris climate agreement, calling it “a total disaster.”
The White House is sending a diplomatic corps — but no senior administration officials — to the Madrid conference in order to “ensure a level playing field that protects U.S. interests,” said the State Department in a statement.
Meanwhile, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced Saturday she would lead a bicameral — but not bipartisan — delegation of 15 Democratic lawmakers to Madrid to elevate “the climate crisis to the forefront of the international conversation.”
In a report, Beijing’s environmental ministry criticized the Trump administration’s decision to exit the accord as well as the European Union’s proposed “carbon border tax” on emissions-intensive imported goods.
Climate Depot’s Marc Morano, who plans to attend the Madrid summit, accused China of leveraging the global-warming issue to hobble its international competition while boosting its own image.
“China is at it again, posing as a ‘climate’ concerned country while building seemingly endless new coal mines,” Mr. Morano said.
“China’s false image as some kind of climate champion is aided and abetted by the media and climate activists. China is enjoying condemning the U.S. while also demanding a piece of the U.N. climate slush fund to developing nations.”
The Chinese government increased fivefold its approvals for coal-mine construction this year, according to a Reuters analysis, even as it seeks to reduce its coal consumption and increase its green-energy mix to 20% by 2030.
U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said Sunday that “what is still lacking is political will” to combat rising temperatures.
“Political will to put a price on carbon,” Mr. Guterres said. “Political will to stop subsidies on fossil fuels. Political will to stop building coal power plants from 2020 onwards. Political will to shift taxation from income to carbon.”
https://climatechangedispatch.com/ch...-record-cop25/
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That's because only Democrats are stupid enough to believe the bullshit they're pushing is true. Anyone that adheres to the climate hoax you lefties push proves you're too mentally unstable to be in public.House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is leading a delegation of members of Congress to the annual international climate summit known as COP25 in Madrid, Spain, next week. While the delegation will include members of both the House and Senate, it will not be bipartisan, as only Democrats will be attending.
The stupid party.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...cid=spartandhp
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Are you a climate change hypocrite?
6 really simple questions to ask anyone who believes in man made climate change. I promise the answers are really simple ones.
1. Do you use electricity?
2. Do you use a car/public transport?
3. Do you wear clothes that have been manufactured in a factory?
4. Do you buy food from a supermarket?
5. Do you use a mobile phone
6. Do you believe in man made climate change and think we should do everything we can to address the issue?
If your answer is yes to any or all of these questions and you want to lecture anyone else about climate change, then you really need to ask yourself the honest but hard question - are you a climate change hypocrite?
A lot of people felt justified in not wanting to give things up. What they were really saying was that their level of commitment to climate change was linked to the level of discomfort they were willing to endure. In many cases, sadly the commitment was merely a token gesture and a form of virtue signalling to appease their own feeling of guilt and helplessness.
Did you know that the English captain of the yacht that Ms. Funbags sailed on flew to the US, negating all the supposed CO2 emissions saved.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-Atlantic.html
Last edited by cancel2 2022; 12-03-2019 at 10:38 AM.
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Inability to "control" the weather doesn't mean humans do not affect the weather.
Launch a hundred hydrogen bombs and see how man can affect the weather.
So that argument is off the table. Billions of internal combustion engines affect the weather by accretion, not creating a nuclear winter shroud,
but the results are nonetheless similar in the long run. Billions burning year after year after year, deforestation year after year after year,
factories spewing soot and carbon year after year after year, agribusiness spewing methane year after year after year, garbage leaking methane
year after year after year, more humans being born year after year after year....
Some kook here does not believe man controls the weather? Yes, I agree. That's the problem, ass stank. (cloud seeding notwithstanding)
We need to take care of our environment and we can't even get Repukes to say it is not a hoax. No wonder this country is now a shithole nation.
cancel2 2022 (12-03-2019)
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Why would anyone believe in something that isn't true?
BTW, where the fuck is Mardid? For someone that claims to be intellectually superior to others on this forum, you make a lot of mistakes on the simple things. So much for your claims on that or anything else.
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Since so many of them are launched on a daily basis.Inability to "control" the weather doesn't mean humans do not affect the weather.
Launch a hundred hydrogen bombs and see how man can affect the weather.
So that argument is off the table. Billions of internal combustion engines affect the weather by accretion, not creating a nuclear winter shroud,
but the results are nonetheless similar in the long run. Billions burning year after year after year, deforestation year after year after year,
factories spewing soot and carbon year after year after year, agribusiness spewing methane year after year after year, garbage leaking methane
year after year after year, more humans being born year after year after year....
Some kook here does not believe man controls the weather? Yes, I agree. That's the problem, ass stank. (cloud seeding notwithstanding)
We need to take care of our environment and we can't even get Repukes to say it is not a hoax. No wonder this country is now a shithole nation.
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Ever noticed how those that say mankind should do things to help the problem they claim exists don't do those things themselves?
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