Climate March draws massive crowd to D.C. in sweltering heat

[whell]

Nice to have the lunatic fringe concentrated in one spot. It means that much of the rest of the country was civil, peaceful and quiet.

[Chicks]

Originally Posted by whell

Nice to have the lunatic fringe concentrated in one spot. It means that much of the rest of the country was civil, peaceful and quiet.

So, in your mind, those who trust actual scientific research are the lunatic fringe? You are dumber than I thought.

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by Chicks

So, in your mind, those who trust actual scientific research are the lunatic fringe? You are dumber than I thought.

His ilk believes that facts, logic and science all have a liberal bias.

[whell]

Originally Posted by finnbow

His ilk believes that facts, logic and science all have a liberal bias.

Especially when they're spouted ad nauseum by liberals with an agenda. You know the type.

[merrylander]

The only agenda that I have is a fond hope that the climate will be a livable one for my granddaughters. This has been the hottest April on record and I hardly think that the weather has been a normal average of late YMMV. I do know that they will have to leave Florida while it is still above water. Parts of Miami Beach are already flooding at high tide. Fortunately they are in West Palm Beach

Be kind to our Earth it is not Uranus

[Pio1980]

Originally Posted by whell

Especially when they're spouted ad nauseum by liberals with an agenda. You know the type.

Facts are an "agenda"??

[whell]

Originally Posted by Pio1980

Facts are an "agenda"??

When speaking to climate change "true believers", I'm sometimes reminded of the movie "Miracle on 34th Street". You know, the movie where everyone knows that the premise that there is a Santa Clause is BS, but during the trial the defense is bailed out because the Post Office decides to send letters that kids wrote to Santa to the courthouse. The judge rules that there must be a Santa Clause because the letters being forwarded by the USPS were "proof enough."

That's about the same quality of the "facts" that support the climate change argument. That, plus ample evidence that folks involved in spreading this propaganda are known to fudge that data.

But you go ahead and believe in Santa if you want.

[Chicks]

Originally Posted by whell

When speaking to climate change "true believers", I'm sometimes reminded of the movie "Miracle on 34th Street". You know, the movie where everyone knows that the premise that there is a Santa Clause is BS, but during the trial the defense is bailed out because the Post Office decides to send letters that kids wrote to Santa to the courthouse. The judge rules that there must be a Santa Clause because the letters being forwarded by the USPS were "proof enough."

That's about the same quality of the "facts" that support the climate change argument. That, plus ample evidence that folks involved in spreading this propaganda are known to fudge that data.

But you go ahead and believe in Santa if you want.

Wow, you're truly a nutjob, aren't you? Looks like Lyin' Trump hasn't gotten around to shutting down the facts on NASA's climate site yet. The consensus of virtually all real climate scientists worldwide is without doubt, no matter what Fox "News" may tell you.

https://climate.nasa.gov/scientific-consensus/

[Dondilion]

Originally Posted by whell

That's about the same quality of the "facts" that support the climate change argument. That, plus ample evidence that folks involved in spreading this propaganda are known to fudge that data.

Could you expand.

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by whell

When speaking to climate change "true believers", I'm sometimes reminded of the movie "Miracle on 34th Street". You know, the movie where everyone knows that the premise that there is a Santa Clause is BS, but during the trial the defense is bailed out because the Post Office decides to send letters that kids wrote to Santa to the courthouse. The judge rules that there must be a Santa Clause because the letters being forwarded by the USPS were "proof enough."...

Which idiotic talk radio host did you steal this stupid analogy from?