Denial of Climate Change amounts to denial of the Holocaust (Al Gore, generations)
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Picture you are in Nazi Germany and see all the signs leading to the Holocaust... You protest and they reply, "No cause for concern. There's no Holocaust!" True, that was 1938 and there was no Holocaust yet.
Well, we all know how that ended up but nowadays there are laws that ban Nazi speech while at the same time people --leaders, influential people-- deny Climate Change. Of course, it will lead to a Holocaust 1000 times worse than that caused by Hitler. The Holocaust will be slow and protracted, making future generations their victim.
Meanwhile, a National Climate Assessment has named Miami as the city most vulnerable to damage from rising sea levels. While a Southeast Florida Regional Climate Compact paper warned that water in the area could rise by as much as two feet by the year 2060.
We have all the evidence. Now you place your vote.
There's many things we can do, but we choose to do nothing while our politicians/leaders are divided on the issue. Funny the Nazis loved nature. Germans still love nature and are doing much more than Americans. So this is their final redemption.
Climate change has been around for a lot longer than the emergence of fossil fuel -- consider, for example, the occurrence of the "Little Ice Age" in the 4th-7th centuries C. E. And there are plenty of serious academic studies e=being pursued by people whose views are not so closely tied to a political agenda.
The shameless alarmism, stilted appeals to youngsters and others not yet mature enough to have a full grasp of time (some British propaganda aimed at schoolchildren a few years back predicted tropical conditions in London by 2013), and similar self-righteous half-truths are what is slowly consigning the "global warming" hype to the dustbin. That's unfortunate, because the issue does deserve serious study.
But not until Al Gore and his technophobic groupies find other pursuits.
Picture you are in Nazi Germany and see all the signs leading to the Holocaust... You protest and they reply, "No cause for concern. There's no Holocaust!" True, that was 1938 and there was no Holocaust yet.
Well, we all know how that ended up but nowadays there are laws that ban Nazi speech while at the same time people --leaders, influential people-- deny Climate Change. Of course, it will lead to a Holocaust 1000 times worse than that caused by Hitler. The Holocaust will be slow and protracted, making future generations their victim.
Meanwhile, a National Climate Assessment has named Miami as the city most vulnerable to damage from rising sea levels. While a Southeast Florida Regional Climate Compact paper warned that water in the area could rise by as much as two feet by the year 2060.
We have all the evidence. Now you place your vote.
You people are just using fear to advance an agenda of control over the lives of the people of the world, and they are not buying it.
I accept that Anthropogenic Climate Change is real, but sorry, I don't think it's helpful to compare either Global Warming or Global Warming denial to the Nazi Holocaust.
I accept that Anthropogenic Climate Change is real, but sorry, I don't think it's helpful to compare either Global Warming or Global Warming denial to the Nazi Holocaust.
Not helpful? How about drawing attention to this holocaust unfolding as we speak?
What's our ideology, consumerism? Are we too committed to it to reject debate and open space for those who do NOT want to be part of it?
The question is, will the climate change result in a world wide deep freeze in the matter of 24 hours and the few people who manage not to freeze to death are all huddled next to a camp fire?
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