I shall call this thread "trolling for liberals"
I shall call this thread "trolling for liberals"
He could live in a stone hut with no electricity and ride a bike everywhere and y'all would still call him a hypocrite because the plastic on the bike is a petroleum product.http://www.urbansplatter.com/2014/05/al-gores-house-environmental-hypocrisy/
That still pales in comparison to how much CO2 emissions come from Al Gore's 17 houses
Well it's not too late to attempt some mitigation. Obama's clean power plan is a good start. I expect it to lose in court though. Too bad what Bamaro said a few posts ago happens to be true and we can't rely on the senate and house to do anything.It's not going to be fun.
Yep...He could live in a stone hut with no electricity and ride a bike everywhere and y'all would still call him a hypocrite because the plastic on the bike is a petroleum product.
Gore's Law: As an online climate change debate grows longer, the probability that denialist arguments will descend into attacks on Al Gore approaches 1.
pla·ce·boWell it's not too late to attempt some mitigation. Obama's clean power plan is a good start. I expect it to lose in court though. Too bad what Bamaro said a few posts ago happens to be true and we can't rely on the senate and house to do anything.
The ever moving target of climate change. And the precise reason in my view we shouldn't spend a single dime on a problem y'all have now had thirty years to figure out a solution.He could live in a stone hut with no electricity and ride a bike everywhere and y'all would still call him a hypocrite because the plastic on the bike is a petroleum product.
Gore's Law: As an online climate change debate grows longer, the probability that denialist arguments will descend into attacks on Al Gore approaches 1.
It's a non sequitur. "Al Gore is a hypocrite, therefore AGW is an evil liberal plot!"Yep...
Cajun's Law: Anytime anyone brings up a Global Warming argument. Use Al Gore's hypocrisy to help advance the awareness that Climate Change is nothing but a Liberals effort at raising taxes, scaring millenials, and giving AuDub a reason to stay on tidefans......
Yes the earth has adjusted but the inhabitants haven't always fared so well.The most amusing part of the entire thing is that somehow the Earth has been here billions of years and has adjusted to every single thing we can name but now all of a sudden...if we don't do something that just happens to involve one select group of people telling the rest of us how to live our daily lives, we will be wiped out blah blah blah.
Cool, my first "non sequitur" of the thread.....It's a non sequitur. "Al Gore is a hypocrite, therefore AGW is an evil liberal plot!"
Perhaps it's supposed to get warmer. Perhaps finding a way to cool the planet may do more harm than good. Perhaps as the climate warms a new species will evolve that will ultimately cure Cancer.....no one knows.....I concur with Selma. Has and does the climate change over hundreds of thousands of years? Absolutely. When the Romans were in present-day London, it was warm enough to grow grapes and produce wine in the London-area of the UK. Nowadays, it's too cold climatogically speaking for that to occur in that part of the world. I'm not going to deny that the world may be getting warmer, but I don't think we know enough, and have enough data to say that it is getting warmer due to the influence of human activity.
Do we need to do a better job of taking care of the environment? I would absolutely agree with that sentiment. Do we need to go apocalypse-now and hope I'm rich enough to go on Elon Musk's rocket to Mars? No, I'll disagree with that.
some people need to watch the series finale of "The Dinosaurs"Perhaps it's supposed to get warmer. Perhaps finding a way to cool the planet may do more harm than good. Perhaps as the climate warms a new species will evolve that will ultimately cure Cancer.....no one knows.....
Diverse life tends to flourish during earth's extended periods of equilibrium, where changes occur extremely gradually. Massive changes on short spans, like what we're experiencing now, are what causes extinction events. The ocean is a prime example of this. With the warmer temps and and increased acidification, complex lifeforms that have evolved during a period of relative stability of those metrics are having a difficult time adapting. That's not to say the sea will be devoid of life, but simpler lifeforms capable of adapting on shorter timeframes will thrive at the expense of things we are familiar with/may rely upon. It's well known that acidic oceans have a negative effect on things that rely on calcified shells. Cnidarians might thrive though.Perhaps it's supposed to get warmer. Perhaps finding a way to cool the planet may do more harm than good. Perhaps as the climate warms a new species will evolve that will ultimately cure Cancer.....no one knows.....
LOL at you saying you come from "logic based thinkers."Cool, my first "non sequitur" of the thread.....
more to come
If you're flooding your home, the most logical course of action is to shut off your taps.pla·ce·bo
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Diverse life tends to flourish during earth's extended periods of equilibrium, where changes occur extremely gradually. Massive changes on short spans, like what we're experiencing now, are what causes extinction events. The ocean is a prime example of this. With the warmer temps and and increased acidification, complex lifeforms that have evolved during a period of relative stability of those metrics are having a difficult time adapting. That's not to say the sea will be devoid of life, but simpler lifeforms capable of adapting on shorter timeframes will thrive at the expense of things we are familiar with/may rely upon. It's well known that acidic oceans have a negative effect on things that rely on calcified shells. Cnidarians might thrive though.
Except that to shut of your own taps you have to pay the government a bazillion dollars. And it still won't do any good because China, India, et. al. are allowed to flood your house also.If you're flooding your home, the most logical course of action is to shut off your taps.