The Phony Climate Crisis is a Government Created Religion

[Mashmont]

We see this in so many ways too.

The phony climate crisis is indeed a government-created religion, here and abroad.

The Most Self-Destructive Force in the World​

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If a hostile actor were to consider the best way to harm a society from within, it would unquestionably be to increase the sway of climate alarmists and other environmentalists who believe it is their righteous duty to make it harder and more expensive to power a modern economy, as well as to build and grow things.​

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They seek to throw the gears into reverse on the millennia-long human quest for cheaper, more abundant, and more reliable sources of energy, while putting new obstacles in the way of other human endeavor.​

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Since they are fired by a quasi-religious vision of an existential climate crisis on the verge of ending Planet Earth, they reject cost–benefit analysis, not to mention basic realism. The resulting wreckage is all around us. ​

Exactly. There is no bigger sky fairy than the climate change hoax. I always say if you reject the God of Abraham, you will, without fail, replace Him with far inferior 'god'.

 

[Crick]

We see this in so many ways too.

The phony climate crisis is indeed a government-created religion, here and abroad.

The Most Self-Destructive Force in the World​

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https://www.nationalreview....​

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If a hostile actor were to consider the best way to harm a society from within, it would unquestionably be to increase the sway of climate alarmists and other environmentalists who believe it is their righteous duty to make it harder and more expensive to power a modern economy, as well as to build and grow things.​

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They seek to throw the gears into reverse on the millennia-long human quest for cheaper, more abundant, and more reliable sources of energy, while putting new obstacles in the way of other human endeavor.​

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Since they are fired by a quasi-religious vision of an existential climate crisis on the verge of ending Planet Earth, they reject cost–benefit analysis, not to mention basic realism. The resulting wreckage is all around us. ​

Has the National Review refuted the assessments of the IPCC? Didn't think so. Given that fact, you just would not believe how fucking stupid you look.

 

[daveman]

As always, deniers have gone into conspiracy circlejerk mode.

It's all they can do. It's not like they can talk about the science.

Look at you not talking about science.

 

[daveman]

That global warming is real, caused by humans, and humans can fix it.

That's just the science.

So what did TheParty tell you was reality?

You serve your masters well, and you will be rewarded.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

We get it. Deniers deny reality, because the cult orders them to. No need to keep hammering on that point.

Moonbats tells us we don't need no stinking evidence, we have Consensus!!

 

[daveman]

Has the National Review refuted the assessments of the IPCC? Didn't think so. Given that fact, you just would not believe how fucking stupid you look.

Man, you Kultists sure do get angry when someone mocks your high priests.

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

As always, deniers have gone into conspiracy circlejerk mode.

It's all they can do. It's not like they can talk about the science.

Okey. Let's talk about the science.

What is the worst thing that could happen if we do jack shit about "climate change" (which is what will happen no matter what you idiots try to do)?

Give us the worst-case scenario.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Has the National Review refuted the assessments of the IPCC? Didn't think so. Given that fact, you just would not believe how fucking stupid you look.

IPCC, the we redistribute wealth through climate policy guys?

 

[mamooth]

Give us the worst-case scenario.

Portions of the USA start seeing temperatures that will literally kill any human or large animal that can't get into air conditioning.

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

Portions of the USA start seeing temperatures that will literally kill any human or large animal that can't get into air conditioning.

Who said?

 

[daveman]

Portions of the USA start seeing temperatures that will literally kill any human or large animal that can't get into air conditioning.

OMG! That's never happened before!

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Portions of the USA start seeing temperatures that will literally kill any human or large animal that can't get into air conditioning.

By raising temp 1C?? LOLOL

 

[CrusaderFrank]

OMG! That's never happened before!

Sounds like -- summer!!

 

[mamooth]

OMG! That's never happened before!

Hey, you finally got something right.

Wet bulb temps of 35C/95F, if sustained, will kill a human who is resting in the shade, soaking wet and with a fan blowing on them.

So far, such temps have flaired up in spots only for an hour or two, not enough time to kill. If it happens for 12 hours, then you get mass death.

Would you agree that's a bad situation that we should avoid creating?

The increasing frequency of fatal wet-bulb temperatures

At wet-bulb temperatures above 35°C, it is thought that even young, healthy people will die in about six hours

www.economist.com

 

[mamooth]

Who said?

Too Hot to Handle: How Climate Change May Make Some Places Too Hot to Live – Climate Change: Vital Signs of the Planet

Vital Signs of the Planet: Global Climate Change and Global Warming. Current news and data streams about global warming and climate change from NASA.

climate.nasa.gov

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Raymond says it’s hard to say when we might see global wet-bulb temperatures regularly topping 95 degrees Fahrenheit (35 degrees Celsius). That’s because it’s a complex process that’s happening gradually and unfolding differently in different places. But climate models tell us certain regions are likely to exceed those temperatures in the next 30-to-50 years. The most vulnerable areas include South Asia, the Persian Gulf, and the Red Sea by around 2050; and Eastern China, parts of Southeast Asia, and Brazil by 2070.

The United States isn’t immune, however. Within 50 years, Midwestern states like Arkansas, Missouri, and Iowa will likely hit the critical wet-bulb temperature limit.
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[daveman]

Hey, you finally got something right.

Wet bulb temps of 35C/95F, if sustained, will kill a human who is resting in the shade, soaking wet and with a fan blowing on them.

So far, such temps have flaired up in spots only for an hour or two, not enough time to kill. If it happens for 12 hours, then you get mass death.

Would you agree that's a bad situation that we should avoid creating?

The increasing frequency of fatal wet-bulb temperatures

At wet-bulb temperatures above 35°C, it is thought that even young, healthy people will die in about six hours

www.economist.com

It's called "weather", and it has indeed happened before, you drama queen.

Meanwhile, if you're afraid of weather, you send YOUR money to the UN. I will not.

 

[HenryBHough]

Portions of the USA start seeing temperatures that will literally kill any human or large animal that can't get into air conditioning.

And you think that's not a good thing? Best, though,if we start with blue states where there will be no electricity on cloudy windless days.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Portions of the USA start seeing temperatures that will literally kill any human or large animal that can't get into air conditioning.

That's so true!! We're talking about going from 86 to 87F!! Death Ray!

 

[mamooth]

It's called "weather", and it has indeed happened before, you drama queen.

It takes a special amount of stupid to claim that hot weather that will _literally_ kill any human not in air conditional is just "weather".

Dave and Frank are that stupid. They have to be. Their death-cult commands it.

 

[daveman]

It takes a special amount of stupid to claim that hot weather that will _literally_ kill any human not in air conditional is just "weather".

Dave and Frank are that stupid. They have to be. Their death-cult commands it.

Heat indices around here have been 100+ all week. Three days this week, I worked outside all day. Outside. Where it's not air conditioned.

To your lasting butthurt, I did not die. Nor did any of my coworkers. Total lack of death.

I'd ask you if you realize how stupid you sound, but you're simply not capable of that much self-awareness.