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So who am I gonna believe? You, or someone that actually spent their lives studying it? I have a family member in the science field, she worked her a** off. And i have an elder relative that reposts memes dismissing climate change which is pretty embarrassing and she's embarrassed of that. Because he knows next to nothing about how it all works. He just reposts it because it's some republican meme.
The funny thing is that he reposted an anti trump meme and I doubt he realizes it's anti trump.. Like HOLY ****...
The point is, imagine being a doctor, and your telling your patient they develop cancer if they continue smoking, and they say that your part of some conspiracy to raise money for a cancer hoax.
Sooooo.... because you are a relative of an imbecile that means science does not often get politicized or perverted by various self serving interests?
It is the same in California. People build homes in areas that have Wild Fires every year. Then government, beholden to the Environmental Lobby FORBIDS utilities from cutting back brush and forest in proximity to Power Lines. So fires ensue, and the Utilities shut off power for weeks or more.
The politicians and MEDIA blame "Man Made Climate Change" which is their easiest scapegoat. Then the politicians are NOT HELD ACCOUNTABLE for their government policy.
Plus, it's SUPPOSED to burn regularly. Just a bit here and there from natural fires from lightning. We keep putting those out so when we have a fire it's a huge one that cannot be managed. Those kill the old oak groves and pine forests that little fires would simply blow through underneath. Many plants and trees need fire to reproduce.
Fires are supposed to be a normal part of nature. These fires are awful, but suppressing naturally occurring fires is largely responsible for this current event. Another man-made disaster by getting involved in the natural course of things.
I think that song was about self loathing by the caucasian populace over domination of aborigene native peoples.
To me it was about mediocre music given notice merely by political message.
MTV picked it up because there werent any good guilt for indians songs in their play list.
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