Alright, let's just say for argument sake that global warming is a total hoax...
now:
Is pollution a hoax?
Is our dependency on oil, a resource we don't have a hoax?
Is our national security a hoax?
The problem with you pea brains is you have no real solutions, just childish whining and nay-saying...
Oh, that's right..."Drill baby drill"
I for one have posted my solutions on this board many times. None of them involve sending billions of DOLLARS WE DON'T HAVE to "developing countries" as part of our "carbon debt." And NONE of them involve drilling.
The AGW hoaxers' "solutions" won't reduce pollution, won't help us reduce our dependency on foreign oil, and won't help our national security. And not only won't help the planet, will hurt it MORE.
If you had half a brain, you would realize that.
I hate to be a 'Janey-One-Note,' but let me remind all that environmentalism is merely a cover for social justice-Marxist-redistrubutive machinations of the left.
Politics, rather than the promotion of new sources of energy, has hijacked the Green Movement, espicially by those whose main motivation is the devolution of America, or to accomplish government ownership and control of our energy supply.
Sometimes it's called the “Watermelon Effect,” as it is made up of the ‘green’ pro-environment policies on the outside, hiding the red Marxist redistributive policies on the inside.
If you need proof, listen to a translation of the Chavez speech to the warmists, and when he identifies capitalism as the evil, he gets long, loud and sustained applause.
"The 'ghost in the room' at Copenhagen
Hugo Chavez said in his presentation at COP15 that there was a "silent and terrible ghost in the room" called capitalism, the reactive applause of those attending was beyond enthusiastic. After 20 minutes of his 5 minute time allotment had passed, he closed his Karl Marx quote punctuated speech saying "…socialism, the other ghost that is probably wandering around this room, that’s the way to save the planet, capitalism is the road to hell....." At which point the audience awarded him with a standing ovation. "
American Thinker Blog: The 'ghost in the room' at Copenhagen