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100,000+ protesting in Copenhagen?
Shallow:
--- Quote from: M Dogg on December 15, 2009, 10:07:20 PM ---I just will say this, to deny global warming is to say the world is flat, and to think we as humans can't at least help in slowing down global warming, is to be just retarded. The End.
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That's ironic, because when the world thought the world was flat, the world was a lot warmer than it is now.
jeromechickenbone:
--- Quote from: M Dogg on December 15, 2009, 10:07:20 PM ---I just will say this, to deny global warming is to say the world is flat, and to think we as humans can't at least help in slowing down global warming, is to be just retarded. The End.
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dude, you get your political ideals from CNN, you're in over your head here.
Why don't you research about how EVERY other planet in our solar system is undergoing drastic changes. Yes, stupid humans are indeed hurting the environment, but aren't the sole cause behind what you are seeing.
Matty:
i think it's fair to assume that as a race we aren't living in harmony with the planet, natural resources, etc.
but its a completely other thing to believe that the specific line peddled to us about just one issue (supposed global warming) which in turn will generate a whole load of new regulation and government income, would be anything other that fradulent. those e-mails are pretty decent evidence that a big scientific 'conspiracy' is not only feasible, it's actually been going on, much to the dismay of the establishment and conventional thinking peeps.
Matty:
its hardly surprising though, 'conspiracy' theorists and 'fringe' elements have been saying that is definitely the case for a while now. and just anyone that could see through the flimsy story being put forth by the media.
The Overfiend:
Whether climate change is man-made or not was never the issue because Earth reaches a cycle about this point, the point is that the effects of climate change may be more severe this time around because of the effects that human-industry has had on the planet.
Regardless of this the damage may already be done and climate change irreversible or unstoppable anyway, as I personally believe it is. However, the real issue for me has always been ENERGY. So far I've supported the mainstream political hype because ultimately the aim is to change how we use energy and how we get it so as to remain viable on this planet, anything else is simply a selling point.
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