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Post by zanygame on May 31, 2023 18:25:33 GMT
Did you see the word more? We are not going to get more - just replace the dwindling supply from existing fields. Your policy commits us to being dependent on erratic supplies from foreign governments at very high cost. Wind energy is cheaper than gas and has been since before Russia shoved the cost up. I wont bother to talk to you about the cost of climate change. |
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on May 31, 2023 18:53:15 GMT
No, nature is going to kill us. That's not an if it's a when.
Old age is going to kill you, its not an if its a when. Do you have any desire to hurry it along. Of course not. That's why I don't believe fairy tales about climate change. |
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Post by Deleted on May 31, 2023 19:03:47 GMT
I have to admit the question on the poll looks quite dumb. Climate changes are natural and have always shifted. The planet has had a relatively calm and stable system for millions of years and will do so for a long long time. This does not mean there won't be changes or even the odd environmental disaster (going by our measurement). Nothing is perfect - the world of not a perfect sphere.
Why not just address our dependency on finite resources without the fearmongering, hysterics and antisocial behaviour?
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Post by zanygame on May 31, 2023 19:09:27 GMT
Old age is going to kill you, its not an if its a when. Do you have any desire to hurry it along. Of course not. That's why I don't believe fairy tales about climate change. How would believing in climate change lead to your early demise? Just asking for a friend. |
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Post by zanygame on May 31, 2023 19:12:00 GMT
I have to admit the question on the poll looks quite dumb. Climate changes are natural and have always shifted. The planet has had a relatively calm and stable system for millions of years and will do so for a long long time. This does not mean there won't be changes or even the odd environmental disaster (going by our measurement). Nothing is perfect - the world of not a perfect sphere. Why not just address our dependency on finite resources without the fearmongering, hysterics and antisocial behaviour? Many things cause climate change, in this century its man. There are some who are dumb enough not to keep up, but fortunately they are in a minority |
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Post by Deleted on May 31, 2023 19:17:16 GMT
I have to admit the question on the poll looks quite dumb. Climate changes are natural and have always shifted. The planet has had a relatively calm and stable system for millions of years and will do so for a long long time. This does not mean there won't be changes or even the odd environmental disaster (going by our measurement). Nothing is perfect - the world of not a perfect sphere. Why not just address our dependency on finite resources without the fearmongering, hysterics and antisocial behaviour? Many things cause climate change, in this century its man. There are some who are dumb enough not to keep up, but fortunately they are in a minority Sorry, but your post comes across as unscientific ultra-moronic propaganda. My option is the majority on here, but I guess you're trying to speak for everyone else on the planet. |
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on May 31, 2023 19:19:09 GMT
Of course not. That's why I don't believe fairy tales about climate change. How would believing in climate change lead to your early demise? Just asking for a friend.
Because I don't wish to cramp my lifestyle in the name of a fantasy.
So please keep drinking that Koolaid if you wish. Carry on virtue signalling and prance about in your Tesla if you think it's saving the world.
But you have been duped and not all of us share your delusion.
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Post by zanygame on May 31, 2023 19:22:21 GMT
Many things cause climate change, in this century its man. There are some who are dumb enough not to keep up, but fortunately they are in a minority Sorry, but your post comes across as unscientific ultra-moronic propaganda. My option is the majority on here, but I guess you're trying to speak for everyone else on the planet. Here? You do know there's a world outside yes? During the latest period, 74% of adults in Great Britain aged 16 years and over said they were (very or somewhat) worried about climate change. |
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Post by zanygame on May 31, 2023 19:25:12 GMT
How would believing in climate change lead to your early demise? Just asking for a friend.
Because I don't wish to cramp my lifestyle in the name of a fantasy.
So please keep drinking that Koolaid if you wish. Carry on virtue signalling and prance about in your Tesla if you think it's saving the world.
But you have been duped and not all of us share your delusion.
And cramping your lifestyle you feel would kill you. Just asking? |
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Post by Deleted on May 31, 2023 19:29:17 GMT
How would believing in climate change lead to your early demise? Just asking for a friend.
Because I don't wish to cramp my lifestyle in the name of a fantasy.
So please keep drinking that Koolaid if you wish. Carry on virtue signalling and prance about in your Tesla if you think it's saving the world.
But you have been duped and not all of us share your delusion.
The more it goes on the more it appears to be the work of control freaks who need to control everything. It's a true sign of insecurity which is fed with propaganda to make people even more insecure. Not only that, it's peddled by the same people who encourage the mass movement of people into this country, which has a negative impact on the natural landscapes whilst making it near impossible to even address alternative means of energy. |
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Post by Deleted on May 31, 2023 19:31:23 GMT
Sorry, but your post comes across as unscientific ultra-moronic propaganda. My option is the majority on here, but I guess you're trying to speak for everyone else on the planet. Here? You do know there's a world outside yes? During the latest period, 74% of adults in Great Britain aged 16 years and over said they were (very or somewhat) worried about climate change. So what? People worry about all sort of things. I'm sure people were worried about Covid 19, war, nuclear war and everything else that is repetitively peddled in the media to control you. |
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Post by zanygame on May 31, 2023 19:36:51 GMT
Here? You do know there's a world outside yes? During the latest period, 74% of adults in Great Britain aged 16 years and over said they were (very or somewhat) worried about climate change. So what? People worry about all sort of things. I'm sure people were worried about Covid 19, war, nuclear war and everything else that is repetitively peddled in the media to control you. People don't normally worry about things that don't exist. Of course there are exceptions, I believe we call them conspiracy theorists. |
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Post by Deleted on May 31, 2023 19:40:47 GMT
So what? People worry about all sort of things. I'm sure people were worried about Covid 19, war, nuclear war and everything else that is repetitively peddled in the media to control you. People don't normally worry about things that don't exist. Of course there are exceptions, I believe we call them conspiracy theorists. I have already stated that climate changes and will do so with or without people. The fact that you don't appear to actually have an argument beyond a basic premise only informs me that you're a bit of a fraud jumping on a bandwagon. |
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Post by besoeker3 on May 31, 2023 19:50:27 GMT
People don't normally worry about things that don't exist. Of course there are exceptions, I believe we call them conspiracy theorists. I have already stated that climate changes and will do so with or without people. The fact that you don't appear to actually have an argument beyond a basic premise only informs me that you're a bit of a fraud jumping on a bandwagon. Yes, I agree that the climate does change and has changed. The difference is the rate that is has been been changing. |
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Post by colbops on May 31, 2023 19:55:41 GMT
I have already stated that climate changes and will do so with or without people. The fact that you don't appear to actually have an argument beyond a basic premise only informs me that you're a bit of a fraud jumping on a bandwagon. Yes, I agree that the climate does change and has changed. The difference is the rate that is has been been changing. doesn't the rate of change always speed up as the planet gets nearer to the end of an ice age? |
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