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Old 05-14-2021, 04:48 AM
 
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This thread just won't die sly.
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Old 05-14-2021, 07:09 AM
 
Location: western East Roman Empire
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This thread just won't die sly.
We'll all be six feet under dirt long before Florida will be six feet under water.

Either way, does the difference matter?

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Old 05-14-2021, 06:44 PM
 
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Post links when you object to any post. So now even three sentences is "a page of text."
I've already done that. This is at least the third time I asked. You continue to grow a forest to hide the trees. Where's your integrity?
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Old 05-15-2021, 04:26 AM
 
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We'll all be six feet under dirt long before Florida will be six feet under water.

Either way, does the difference matter?
Not to me since it will be 1500 years before parts of FL are 6 feet under.
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Old 05-15-2021, 04:34 AM
 
Location: Free State of Florida
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Here's why banks keep loaning money to people in South Florida:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seawall


Banks will loan money because seawalls exist. When seawalls fail, there's insurance.

Florida will be high and dry long after our great grandchildren are dust, & banks will still be loaning money to people here in Florida, due to seawalls, insurance, and humans wanting more money than they have.

fossil fuels = air conditioning... fossil fuels = cars... fossil fuels = electricity... fossil fuels = good

Florida rose out of the sea, & for all we know, it's still rising! It might take a million years for humans to know for sure. Humans might not last that long, & it wont have anything to do with fossil fuels.

They find Megdalon teeth in Arcadia all the time, proving that Florida rose out of the sea.

Banks know these things.

If you feel fossil fuels are bad, you may stop consuming them at any time. If you feel banks are stupid for making loans to Floridians, you do not have to take out a loan in Florida, or invest in the banks who do.

To the rest of you...carry on!
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