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eS El Duque:

--- Quote from: KIDrenegade619 Got The Streets In a Muthafuckin Cobra Clutch You Bitch! on August 19, 2004, 11:06:03 AM ---The Ice Caps are gonna PWN Europe

1337 Ice Caps!


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LMAO  ;D

Trauma-san:

--- Quote from: KIDrenegade619 Got The Streets In a Muthafuckin Cobra Clutch You Bitch! on August 19, 2004, 11:06:03 AM ---The Ice Caps are gonna PWN Europe

1337 Ice Caps!


And I agree with Trauma's thing about us not being able to change too much but I also believe it wont hurt to cut back the pollution, if its bound to happen its gonna happen and theres noting we can do

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Yeah, I'm not saying we shouldn't cut back pollution.  We should eliminate pollution.  What I'm saying is, we shouldn't think we're going to eradicate the world's climate because of our pollution.  Go out into the woods where there's been an old house or something that's been abandoned.  You'll see trees and shit growing up through it, and the house collapsing.  Nature itself is much more powerful than anything we'll ever leave behind.

Sikotic™:
We've only been monitoring weather patterns for a little over 100 years, correct?

If that's the case, who knows whether these weather patterns are a part of a cycle that spans longer than our lifetime or if it really is an issue.

Trauma-san:
^^ These same scientists will tell you that the earth has been 'warming' for thousands of years or more.  The thermometer was invented, whut, 200 years ago? LOL The whole thing is hysterical.  I think the 'scientific' community that's ususally going on about this shit just wants to sound usefull. 

Don Rizzle:
The ice caps tell us what the weather has been like for thousands of years as new layers get added each year. explain me this trauma if u think were so inneffective of being able to change the climate explain why london is normally hotter than places just near it? it because of the pollution and thats just local when it rises it creates acid rain etc. and i don'/t find it unplausable its fucking withour atmosphere, if it reaches the ionosphere its likely to charge them in some way too. bottom line pollution is bad you can die if u inhale too much, we've seen what happens to sealife when pumped into the seas or rivers ice caps are melting much much faster than they ust to we would be silly to ignore that and find out later these scientist were right and you trauma were wrong. what would be your answer then when its too late? and who knows what unkowns there as with lots of human activity we are capably of coming up with new ways to get diseases luckily for us medical knowledge is growing faster but we do come up with some horrifying deformations.

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