CNN Says Paying More Taxes Will Stop Hurricanes

[JGalt]

An opinion piece published by CNN and written by Jill Filipovic: She is a journalist based in New York and Nairobi, Kenya, and the author of the book "The H-Spot: The Feminist Pursuit of Happiness."

"Having longtime emergency response plans in place is great. But changing weather patterns, rising sea levels and receding coastlines mean that this won't be enough..."

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations (this is of course assuming we have even marginally decent environmental regulations to begin with)..."

"The result is that the necessary and terrifyingly overdue efforts to combat climate change at the source are simply not being made in the United States; in fact, even small victories, such as efforts to stem pollution from coal, and US participation in the Paris climate change accord, are being walked back...."

Florence's deadly message (Opinion) - CNN

 

[Marion Morrison]

An opinion piece published by CNN and written by Jill Filipovic: She is a journalist based in New York and Nairobi, Kenya, and the author of the book "The H-Spot: The Feminist Pursuit of Happiness."

"Having longtime emergency response plans in place is great. But changing weather patterns, rising sea levels and receding coastlines mean that this won't be enough..."

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations (this is of course assuming we have even marginally decent environmental regulations to begin with)..."

"The result is that the necessary and terrifyingly overdue efforts to combat climate change at the source are simply not being made in the United States; in fact, even small victories, such as efforts to stem pollution from coal, and US participation in the Paris climate change accord, are being walked back...."

Florence's deadly message (Opinion) - CNN

LMAO! Teh Bat Guano Cuckoo!

Old Rocks This is your girl!

 

[Crepitus]

An opinion piece published by CNN and written by Jill Filipovic: She is a journalist based in New York and Nairobi, Kenya, and the author of the book "The H-Spot: The Feminist Pursuit of Happiness."

"Having longtime emergency response plans in place is great. But changing weather patterns, rising sea levels and receding coastlines mean that this won't be enough..."

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations (this is of course assuming we have even marginally decent environmental regulations to begin with)..."

"The result is that the necessary and terrifyingly overdue efforts to combat climate change at the source are simply not being made in the United States; in fact, even small victories, such as efforts to stem pollution from coal, and US participation in the Paris climate change accord, are being walked back...."

Florence's deadly message (Opinion) - CNN

Yeah, that's not what she said.

 

[JGalt]

An opinion piece published by CNN and written by Jill Filipovic: She is a journalist based in New York and Nairobi, Kenya, and the author of the book "The H-Spot: The Feminist Pursuit of Happiness."

"Having longtime emergency response plans in place is great. But changing weather patterns, rising sea levels and receding coastlines mean that this won't be enough..."

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations (this is of course assuming we have even marginally decent environmental regulations to begin with)..."

"The result is that the necessary and terrifyingly overdue efforts to combat climate change at the source are simply not being made in the United States; in fact, even small victories, such as efforts to stem pollution from coal, and US participation in the Paris climate change accord, are being walked back...."

Florence's deadly message (Opinion) - CNN

Yeah, that's not what she said.

View attachment 216093

How is that not what she said?

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations..."

Why even mention that in a story about a hurricane?

 

[Cellblock2429]

An opinion piece published by CNN and written by Jill Filipovic: She is a journalist based in New York and Nairobi, Kenya, and the author of the book "The H-Spot: The Feminist Pursuit of Happiness."

"Having longtime emergency response plans in place is great. But changing weather patterns, rising sea levels and receding coastlines mean that this won't be enough..."

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations (this is of course assuming we have even marginally decent environmental regulations to begin with)..."

"The result is that the necessary and terrifyingly overdue efforts to combat climate change at the source are simply not being made in the United States; in fact, even small victories, such as efforts to stem pollution from coal, and US participation in the Paris climate change accord, are being walked back...."

Florence's deadly message (Opinion) - CNN

/---/ Who wants to stop hurricanes?
5 Things Hurricanes Can Do That Are Actually Good | The Weather Channel

 

[Crepitus]

An opinion piece published by CNN and written by Jill Filipovic: She is a journalist based in New York and Nairobi, Kenya, and the author of the book "The H-Spot: The Feminist Pursuit of Happiness."

"Having longtime emergency response plans in place is great. But changing weather patterns, rising sea levels and receding coastlines mean that this won't be enough..."

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations (this is of course assuming we have even marginally decent environmental regulations to begin with)..."

"The result is that the necessary and terrifyingly overdue efforts to combat climate change at the source are simply not being made in the United States; in fact, even small victories, such as efforts to stem pollution from coal, and US participation in the Paris climate change accord, are being walked back...."

Florence's deadly message (Opinion) - CNN

Yeah, that's not what she said.

View attachment 216093

How is that not what she said?

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations..."

Why even mention that in a story about a hurricane?

Please find in that post anything resembling the phrase "paying taxes will stop hurricanes".

I'll wait.

 

[Wyatt earp]

An opinion piece published by CNN and written by Jill Filipovic: She is a journalist based in New York and Nairobi, Kenya, and the author of the book "The H-Spot: The Feminist Pursuit of Happiness."

"Having longtime emergency response plans in place is great. But changing weather patterns, rising sea levels and receding coastlines mean that this won't be enough..."

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations (this is of course assuming we have even marginally decent environmental regulations to begin with)..."

"The result is that the necessary and terrifyingly overdue efforts to combat climate change at the source are simply not being made in the United States; in fact, even small victories, such as efforts to stem pollution from coal, and US participation in the Paris climate change accord, are being walked back...."

Florence's deadly message (Opinion) - CNN

LMAO! Teh Bat Guano Cuckoo!

Old Rocks This is your girl!

Another Naomi Klein...

..

 

[centerleftFL]

An opinion piece published by CNN and written by Jill Filipovic: She is a journalist based in New York and Nairobi, Kenya, and the author of the book "The H-Spot: The Feminist Pursuit of Happiness."

"Having longtime emergency response plans in place is great. But changing weather patterns, rising sea levels and receding coastlines mean that this won't be enough..."

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations (this is of course assuming we have even marginally decent environmental regulations to begin with)..."

"The result is that the necessary and terrifyingly overdue efforts to combat climate change at the source are simply not being made in the United States; in fact, even small victories, such as efforts to stem pollution from coal, and US participation in the Paris climate change accord, are being walked back...."

Florence's deadly message (Opinion) - CNN

I'll make this for the HIT AND RUN crowd on this board. We're past the point of no return. The only thing we can do is SLOW the speed of climate 'decline'.

YES--had we paid attention and POLLUTERS had paid their fair share, we could have mitigated this. Turning point was probably the early 80's.

 

[centerleftFL]

An opinion piece published by CNN and written by Jill Filipovic: She is a journalist based in New York and Nairobi, Kenya, and the author of the book "The H-Spot: The Feminist Pursuit of Happiness."

"Having longtime emergency response plans in place is great. But changing weather patterns, rising sea levels and receding coastlines mean that this won't be enough..."

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations (this is of course assuming we have even marginally decent environmental regulations to begin with)..."

"The result is that the necessary and terrifyingly overdue efforts to combat climate change at the source are simply not being made in the United States; in fact, even small victories, such as efforts to stem pollution from coal, and US participation in the Paris climate change accord, are being walked back...."

Florence's deadly message (Opinion) - CNN

Yeah, that's not what she said.

View attachment 216093

How is that not what she said?

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations..."

Why even mention that in a story about a hurricane?

Please find in that post anything resembling the phrase "paying taxes will stop hurricanes".

I'll wait.

Who needs DETAILS?

 

[Marion Morrison]

An opinion piece published by CNN and written by Jill Filipovic: She is a journalist based in New York and Nairobi, Kenya, and the author of the book "The H-Spot: The Feminist Pursuit of Happiness."

"Having longtime emergency response plans in place is great. But changing weather patterns, rising sea levels and receding coastlines mean that this won't be enough..."

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations (this is of course assuming we have even marginally decent environmental regulations to begin with)..."

"The result is that the necessary and terrifyingly overdue efforts to combat climate change at the source are simply not being made in the United States; in fact, even small victories, such as efforts to stem pollution from coal, and US participation in the Paris climate change accord, are being walked back...."

Florence's deadly message (Opinion) - CNN

We're pas the point of no return. The only thing we can do is SLOW the trajectory. YES--had we paid attention and POLLUTERS paid their fair share, we could have mitigated this.

An opinion piece published by CNN and written by Jill Filipovic: She is a journalist based in New York and Nairobi, Kenya, and the author of the book "The H-Spot: The Feminist Pursuit of Happiness."

"Having longtime emergency response plans in place is great. But changing weather patterns, rising sea levels and receding coastlines mean that this won't be enough..."

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations (this is of course assuming we have even marginally decent environmental regulations to begin with)..."

"The result is that the necessary and terrifyingly overdue efforts to combat climate change at the source are simply not being made in the United States; in fact, even small victories, such as efforts to stem pollution from coal, and US participation in the Paris climate change accord, are being walked back...."

Florence's deadly message (Opinion) - CNN

Yeah, that's not what she said.

View attachment 216093

How is that not what she said?

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations..."

Why even mention that in a story about a hurricane?

Please find in that post anything resembling the phrase "paying taxes will stop hurricanes".

I'll wait.

Who needs DETAILS?

Let's see you stop the rain, faggot. The shit you global warming fucks claim is equivalent to trying to do so. Idiotic shit.

"Give us money and we'll stop the rain". No hell you won't, and ..oy vey!

 

[Frankeneinstein]

An opinion piece published by CNN and written by Jill Filipovic: She is a journalist based in New York and Nairobi, Kenya, and the author of the book "The H-Spot: The Feminist Pursuit of Happiness."

"Having longtime emergency response plans in place is great. But changing weather patterns, rising sea levels and receding coastlines mean that this won't be enough..."

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations (this is of course assuming we have even marginally decent environmental regulations to begin with)..."

"The result is that the necessary and terrifyingly overdue efforts to combat climate change at the source are simply not being made in the United States; in fact, even small victories, such as efforts to stem pollution from coal, and US participation in the Paris climate change accord, are being walked back...."

Florence's deadly message (Opinion) - CNN

every single thing they/liberals believe in has a price tag for someone else.

 

[Wyatt earp]

An opinion piece published by CNN and written by Jill Filipovic: She is a journalist based in New York and Nairobi, Kenya, and the author of the book "The H-Spot: The Feminist Pursuit of Happiness."

"Having longtime emergency response plans in place is great. But changing weather patterns, rising sea levels and receding coastlines mean that this won't be enough..."

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations (this is of course assuming we have even marginally decent environmental regulations to begin with)..."

"The result is that the necessary and terrifyingly overdue efforts to combat climate change at the source are simply not being made in the United States; in fact, even small victories, such as efforts to stem pollution from coal, and US participation in the Paris climate change accord, are being walked back...."

Florence's deadly message (Opinion) - CNN

I'll make this for the HIT AND RUN crowd on this board. We're past the point of no return. The only thing we can do is SLOW the speed of climate 'decline'.

YES--had we paid attention and POLLUTERS had paid their fair share, we could have mitigated this. Turning point was probably the early 80's.

Then do your part , throw away your phone/ computer run around half naked , live in a teepee and hunt buffalo...


.

 

[Marion Morrison]

An opinion piece published by CNN and written by Jill Filipovic: She is a journalist based in New York and Nairobi, Kenya, and the author of the book "The H-Spot: The Feminist Pursuit of Happiness."

"Having longtime emergency response plans in place is great. But changing weather patterns, rising sea levels and receding coastlines mean that this won't be enough..."

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations (this is of course assuming we have even marginally decent environmental regulations to begin with)..."

"The result is that the necessary and terrifyingly overdue efforts to combat climate change at the source are simply not being made in the United States; in fact, even small victories, such as efforts to stem pollution from coal, and US participation in the Paris climate change accord, are being walked back...."

Florence's deadly message (Opinion) - CNN

I'll make this for the HIT AND RUN crowd on this board. We're past the point of no return. The only thing we can do is SLOW the speed of climate 'decline'.

YES--had we paid attention and POLLUTERS had paid their fair share, we could have mitigated this. Turning point was probably the early 80's.

Then do your part , throw away your phone/ computer run around half naked , live in a teepee and hunt buffalo...


.

With a bow, and don't ever fart, or build a fire because that burns oxygen!

Enjoy your "Live Food" Raw meat n all that.

If you're a vegan, you're destroying plant life which reduces CO2!

 

[Crepitus]

An opinion piece published by CNN and written by Jill Filipovic: She is a journalist based in New York and Nairobi, Kenya, and the author of the book "The H-Spot: The Feminist Pursuit of Happiness."

"Having longtime emergency response plans in place is great. But changing weather patterns, rising sea levels and receding coastlines mean that this won't be enough..."

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations (this is of course assuming we have even marginally decent environmental regulations to begin with)..."

"The result is that the necessary and terrifyingly overdue efforts to combat climate change at the source are simply not being made in the United States; in fact, even small victories, such as efforts to stem pollution from coal, and US participation in the Paris climate change accord, are being walked back...."

Florence's deadly message (Opinion) - CNN

We're pas the point of no return. The only thing we can do is SLOW the trajectory. YES--had we paid attention and POLLUTERS paid their fair share, we could have mitigated this.

An opinion piece published by CNN and written by Jill Filipovic: She is a journalist based in New York and Nairobi, Kenya, and the author of the book "The H-Spot: The Feminist Pursuit of Happiness."

"Having longtime emergency response plans in place is great. But changing weather patterns, rising sea levels and receding coastlines mean that this won't be enough..."

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations (this is of course assuming we have even marginally decent environmental regulations to begin with)..."

"The result is that the necessary and terrifyingly overdue efforts to combat climate change at the source are simply not being made in the United States; in fact, even small victories, such as efforts to stem pollution from coal, and US participation in the Paris climate change accord, are being walked back...."

Florence's deadly message (Opinion) - CNN

Yeah, that's not what she said.

View attachment 216093

How is that not what she said?

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations..."

Why even mention that in a story about a hurricane?

Please find in that post anything resembling the phrase "paying taxes will stop hurricanes".

I'll wait.

Who needs DETAILS?

Let's see you stop the rain, faggot. The shit you global warming fucks claim is equivalent to trying to do so. Idiotic shit.

"Give us money and we'll stop the rain". No hell you won't, and ..oy vey!

Translation: "I really can't refute this so I will just call some people names and my conservitard buddies will high-five me."

Somehow I get the feeling you are more Maid Marion than Marion Morrison.

 

[Marion Morrison]

An opinion piece published by CNN and written by Jill Filipovic: She is a journalist based in New York and Nairobi, Kenya, and the author of the book "The H-Spot: The Feminist Pursuit of Happiness."

"Having longtime emergency response plans in place is great. But changing weather patterns, rising sea levels and receding coastlines mean that this won't be enough..."

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations (this is of course assuming we have even marginally decent environmental regulations to begin with)..."

"The result is that the necessary and terrifyingly overdue efforts to combat climate change at the source are simply not being made in the United States; in fact, even small victories, such as efforts to stem pollution from coal, and US participation in the Paris climate change accord, are being walked back...."

Florence's deadly message (Opinion) - CNN

We're pas the point of no return. The only thing we can do is SLOW the trajectory. YES--had we paid attention and POLLUTERS paid their fair share, we could have mitigated this.

Yeah, that's not what she said.

View attachment 216093

How is that not what she said?

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations..."

Why even mention that in a story about a hurricane?

Please find in that post anything resembling the phrase "paying taxes will stop hurricanes".

I'll wait.

Who needs DETAILS?

Let's see you stop the rain, faggot. The shit you global warming fucks claim is equivalent to trying to do so. Idiotic shit.

"Give us money and we'll stop the rain". No hell you won't, and ..oy vey!

Translation: "I really can't refute this so I will just call some people names and my conservitard buddies will high-five me."

Somehow I get the feeling you are more Maid Marion than Marion Morrison.

No faggot. What I'm saying is that any man that anyone gives money to, is not capable of changing the climate. If they claim they can, they're a fucking charlatan. Just like the Global Warming idiots.

Know who controls the climate? God.

 

[Crepitus]

An opinion piece published by CNN and written by Jill Filipovic: She is a journalist based in New York and Nairobi, Kenya, and the author of the book "The H-Spot: The Feminist Pursuit of Happiness."

"Having longtime emergency response plans in place is great. But changing weather patterns, rising sea levels and receding coastlines mean that this won't be enough..."

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations (this is of course assuming we have even marginally decent environmental regulations to begin with)..."

"The result is that the necessary and terrifyingly overdue efforts to combat climate change at the source are simply not being made in the United States; in fact, even small victories, such as efforts to stem pollution from coal, and US participation in the Paris climate change accord, are being walked back...."

Florence's deadly message (Opinion) - CNN

We're pas the point of no return. The only thing we can do is SLOW the trajectory. YES--had we paid attention and POLLUTERS paid their fair share, we could have mitigated this.

How is that not what she said?

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations..."

Why even mention that in a story about a hurricane?

Please find in that post anything resembling the phrase "paying taxes will stop hurricanes".

I'll wait.

Who needs DETAILS?

Let's see you stop the rain, faggot. The shit you global warming fucks claim is equivalent to trying to do so. Idiotic shit.

"Give us money and we'll stop the rain". No hell you won't, and ..oy vey!

Translation: "I really can't refute this so I will just call some people names and my conservitard buddies will high-five me."

Somehow I get the feeling you are more Maid Marion than Marion Morrison.

No faggot. What I'm saying is that any man that anyone gives money to, is not capable of changing the climate. If they claim they can, they're a fucking charlatan. Just like the Global Warming idiots.

Know who controls the climate? God.

God doesn't exist, he/she is simply a fable made up to keep the populace in line and the rest of your post is just as nonsensical.

Have a nice night Milady

 

[Marion Morrison]

An opinion piece published by CNN and written by Jill Filipovic: She is a journalist based in New York and Nairobi, Kenya, and the author of the book "The H-Spot: The Feminist Pursuit of Happiness."

"Having longtime emergency response plans in place is great. But changing weather patterns, rising sea levels and receding coastlines mean that this won't be enough..."

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations (this is of course assuming we have even marginally decent environmental regulations to begin with)..."

"The result is that the necessary and terrifyingly overdue efforts to combat climate change at the source are simply not being made in the United States; in fact, even small victories, such as efforts to stem pollution from coal, and US participation in the Paris climate change accord, are being walked back...."

Florence's deadly message (Opinion) - CNN

We're pas the point of no return. The only thing we can do is SLOW the trajectory. YES--had we paid attention and POLLUTERS paid their fair share, we could have mitigated this.

Please find in that post anything resembling the phrase "paying taxes will stop hurricanes".

I'll wait.

Who needs DETAILS?

Let's see you stop the rain, faggot. The shit you global warming fucks claim is equivalent to trying to do so. Idiotic shit.

"Give us money and we'll stop the rain". No hell you won't, and ..oy vey!

Translation: "I really can't refute this so I will just call some people names and my conservitard buddies will high-five me."

Somehow I get the feeling you are more Maid Marion than Marion Morrison.

No faggot. What I'm saying is that any man that anyone gives money to, is not capable of changing the climate. If they claim they can, they're a fucking charlatan. Just like the Global Warming idiots.

Know who controls the climate? God.

God doesn't exist, he/she is simply a fable made up to keep the populace in line and the rest of your post is just as nonsensical.

Have a nice night Milady

Whoah, whoah motherfucker! Back that shit up!

So you're claiming man can control the climate? Hmm? So if we pay leftists money, they can alter the weather?

I got $100 says bullshit. When you can go outside and magically stop a torrential downpour, let me know, then I'll give your words more credence.

 

[deanrd]

Republicans want to destroy this country and they want the earth to die.

There can't be any other possible explanation.

 

[Crepitus]

We're pas the point of no return. The only thing we can do is SLOW the trajectory. YES--had we paid attention and POLLUTERS paid their fair share, we could have mitigated this.

Who needs DETAILS?

Let's see you stop the rain, faggot. The shit you global warming fucks claim is equivalent to trying to do so. Idiotic shit.

"Give us money and we'll stop the rain". No hell you won't, and ..oy vey!

Translation: "I really can't refute this so I will just call some people names and my conservitard buddies will high-five me."

Somehow I get the feeling you are more Maid Marion than Marion Morrison.

No faggot. What I'm saying is that any man that anyone gives money to, is not capable of changing the climate. If they claim they can, they're a fucking charlatan. Just like the Global Warming idiots.

Know who controls the climate? God.

God doesn't exist, he/she is simply a fable made up to keep the populace in line and the rest of your post is just as nonsensical.

Have a nice night Milady

Whoah, whoah motherfucker! Back that shit up!

So you're claiming man can control the climate? Hmm? So if we pay leftists money, they can alter the weather?

I got $100 says bullshit. When you can go outside and magically stop a torrential downpour, let me know, then I'll give your words more credence.

That's a nice straw man miss, did you build it yourself or did your boyfriend help you?

 

[JGalt]

An opinion piece published by CNN and written by Jill Filipovic: She is a journalist based in New York and Nairobi, Kenya, and the author of the book "The H-Spot: The Feminist Pursuit of Happiness."

"Having longtime emergency response plans in place is great. But changing weather patterns, rising sea levels and receding coastlines mean that this won't be enough..."

"Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price. These companies should shoulder a much bigger part of the burden by paying their fair share of taxes, and being held significantly financially accountable if they violate environmental regulations (this is of course assuming we have even marginally decent environmental regulations to begin with)..."

"The result is that the necessary and terrifyingly overdue efforts to combat climate change at the source are simply not being made in the United States; in fact, even small victories, such as efforts to stem pollution from coal, and US participation in the Paris climate change accord, are being walked back...."

Florence's deadly message (Opinion) - CNN

We're pas the point of no return. The only thing we can do is SLOW the trajectory. YES--had we paid attention and POLLUTERS paid their fair share, we could have mitigated this.

Please find in that post anything resembling the phrase "paying taxes will stop hurricanes".

I'll wait.

Who needs DETAILS?

Let's see you stop the rain, faggot. The shit you global warming fucks claim is equivalent to trying to do so. Idiotic shit.

"Give us money and we'll stop the rain". No hell you won't, and ..oy vey!

Translation: "I really can't refute this so I will just call some people names and my conservitard buddies will high-five me."

Somehow I get the feeling you are more Maid Marion than Marion Morrison.

No faggot. What I'm saying is that any man that anyone gives money to, is not capable of changing the climate. If they claim they can, they're a fucking charlatan. Just like the Global Warming idiots.

Know who controls the climate? God.

God doesn't exist, he/she is simply a fable made up to keep the populace in line and the rest of your post is just as nonsensical.

Have a nice night Milady

God doesn't exist for you because you are a chimp. Or a monkey, or an orangutan. Those are your ancestors and your type aren't very far removed from them. You believe in Darwinism and Evolutionism, which proves that you are nothing more than a chimp.

I on the other hand, was created by God. A Christian God: The same God in the Bible who was the God of Abraham, Moses, and Jesus Christ.

And God created me in His own image. Therefore I am not a descendant of chimps and apes, like yourself.