Trakar
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Reall?
Really!
Then why the inquisition heaped on all who question the "consensus"?
Inquisition? ROFLOL!!
There is no problem with questioning the science or the public policies being based on the science, that is inherent to proper science. The issues come from those without any real education, training, or experience in basic science issues who mouth often internally inconsistent pseudoscience mumble jumbo and who try to assert without support or substantive evidence that their ignorances refute centuries worth of accumulated observations and evidences. It's akin to trying to discuss the biochemical physiology of chemotherapy with crystal-power new-ager.
Why are sceptics labelled "deniers"?
Denying the basic precepts, principles and understandings that underlie most of modern science simply because your political and economic preferences do not want to accept and implement any of the public policy choices that you feel would result from dealing with this issue, earns the label "Denier."
Why are sceptics deemed "insane"?
First and foremost, the mainstream science is conservatively skeptical that is how mainstream science operates. Those who do most of the arguing against AGW are not skeptics as they do not use reasoned consideration, rational arguments (which demand scientifically compelling evidences and support for their skepticism). As for the deniers/contrarians, they may be irrational, unreasoned, myopic and occassionally disingenuous, but I don't believe that many of them are actually "insane."
And worthy of being executed for merely having an opinion different from the high priests?
"high priests" exist only in your disingenuous hyperbole. Any idiot calling for the execution of such pathetic political pawns only reveals his own dementia.
No, it is arguably correct.
You can argue all you wish, it is still, quite simply (and multipley demonstrated) incorrect.