NASA and climate warming
Sep 12, 2014 12:12:06 #
Sep 12, 2014 12:23:17 #
user47602
Loc: ip 304.0.0.33.32
hahaha... I have seen comments on here that you cannot trust what NASA says... they are politicized!
you will never convince those who do not believe we have an effect on the planet.
But inside, everyone really knows the earth hurts a little with the 2 million pounds of plastic we dump in the oceans daily, the 1 billion automobiles pumping out unbreathable stench, 7 billion people consuming 20,000 teraWatt-hours of electrical power every year...
and you will not even get to tell them, I told you so... they will all be dead before the oceans rise and the antartic ice melts.
you will never convince those who do not believe we have an effect on the planet.
But inside, everyone really knows the earth hurts a little with the 2 million pounds of plastic we dump in the oceans daily, the 1 billion automobiles pumping out unbreathable stench, 7 billion people consuming 20,000 teraWatt-hours of electrical power every year...
and you will not even get to tell them, I told you so... they will all be dead before the oceans rise and the antartic ice melts.
Sep 12, 2014 12:24:26 #
greymule wrote:
http://www.upworthy.com/a-chart-that-proves-agreeing-to-disagree-on-science-has-not-been-a-good-idea?c=huf1
1. The ones who choose not to believe in climate change will never be convinced till the sky falls on their heads (metaphorically speaking).
2. What's so wrong with making an attempt to keep things from getting worse and saving the environment? (asked rhetorically)
I ask myself these two things every time I see someone bash the facts re: climate change. :)
Sep 12, 2014 12:27:25 #
user47602
Loc: ip 304.0.0.33.32
cneajna wrote:
right? how can the right continue to side against the environment? ...it's like they have a grudge because of the last ice-age or something. What's so wrong with making an attempt to keep things from getting worse and saving the environment? (asked rhetorically)...
The environment is our friend.
Sep 12, 2014 12:59:56 #
user47602 wrote:
right? how can the right continue to side against the environment? ...it's like they have a grudge because of the last ice-age or something.
The environment is our friend.
The environment is our friend.
The environment is our home. Don't sh*t where you eat.
Old Polish Proverb.
Sep 12, 2014 13:01:24 #
user47602 wrote:
right? how can the right continue to side against the environment? ...it's like they have a grudge because of the last ice-age or something.
The environment is our friend.
The environment is our friend.
Welcome to the Club of "Things I will Never understand about the Right". :)
Sep 12, 2014 15:36:51 #
cneajna wrote:
1. The ones who choose not to believe in climate change will never be convinced till the sky falls on their heads (metaphorically speaking).
2. What's so wrong with making an attempt to keep things from getting worse and saving the environment? (asked rhetorically)
I ask myself these two things every time I see someone bash the facts re: climate change. :)
2. What's so wrong with making an attempt to keep things from getting worse and saving the environment? (asked rhetorically)
I ask myself these two things every time I see someone bash the facts re: climate change. :)
Sometimes, when I am undecided on an issue, one of the things that I take into consideration is, (1) who supports this issue,(2) who opposes this issue. Then I make a list of those names. When I read this list, it helps me arrive at the truth.
Works for me. ( and frustrates hell outta all Liberals!)
Make your own list.
:roll:
Sep 12, 2014 15:43:05 #
Batman wrote:
Sometimes, when I am undecided on an issue, one of the things that I take into consideration is, (1) who supports this issue,(2) who opposes this issue. Then I make a list of those names. When I read this list, it helps me arrive at the truth.
Works for me. ( and frustrates hell outta all Liberals!)
Make your own list.
:roll:
Works for me. ( and frustrates hell outta all Liberals!)
Make your own list.
:roll:
:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
Sep 12, 2014 15:55:27 #
greymule wrote:
http://www.upworthy.com/a-chart-that-proves-agreeing-to-disagree-on-science-has-not-been-a-good-idea?c=huf1
If only you can tax it, control it, or regulate it, - that's the lib guideline for the faux interest. Stopping EVERYTHING does nothing to eliminate or reduce climate concerns (even the Chinese have little interest in stopping their own progress.) Prudence is to reduce, reuse, recycle. Farting about it on the forum changes nothing, just stinks up the place.
Sep 12, 2014 16:12:03 #
A dog is smart enough to know not to shit where it sleeps. Humans, not so much. It's beyond me why people wouldn't want to breath the freshest air and drink the cleanest water.
Sep 12, 2014 16:13:02 #
HEART wrote:
Farting about it on the forum changes nothing, just stinks up the place.
I guess that explains then why you're here?
Sep 12, 2014 16:14:18 #
jkm757 wrote:
A dog is smart enough to know not to shit where it sleeps. Humans, not so much. It's beyond me why people wouldn't want to breath the freshest air and drink the cleanest water.
Agreed! This is NOT a "lib" thing, this is a human survival thing.
Sep 12, 2014 17:02:31 #
cneajna wrote:
Agreed! This is NOT a "lib" thing, this is a human survival thing.
"Liberalism is a disease - the only cure is common sense." When you find yours - if ever - you'll find that the only things you libs want is to tax, control, or regulate the outcome of any issue. As I stated above, reduce, recycle, and reuse; else, you have no solutions!
Sep 12, 2014 17:30:40 #
jkm757 wrote:
A dog is smart enough to know not to shit where it sleeps. Humans, not so much. It's beyond me why people wouldn't want to breath the freshest air and drink the cleanest water.
:thumbup: :thumbup:
Sep 12, 2014 17:34:29 #
HEART wrote:
"Liberalism is a disease - the only cure is common sense." When you find yours - if ever - you'll find that the only things you libs want is to tax, control, or regulate the outcome of any issue. As I stated above, reduce, recycle, and reuse; else, you have no solutions!
I doubt that you even read the article or looked at the chart. What a moron.
Let's see:
The earth is a closed atmospheric system. If you burn enough stuff in a closed system, it heats up. Duh.
I won't be around when the worst hits, but I still care about future generations.
Foresight: When a man plants a tree under which he will never sit.
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