Fake Climate-mongering

[The Green Barbarian]

... so our survivability is still questionable

This is just such evil nonsense. Fear mongering at its worst, and dumbest.

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Boy gee I wonder if humans will survive what they already have for hundreds of thousands of years when carbon dioxide was at its highest. It's a mystery for sure!!!!!!!!!

First there were no humans hundreds of thousands of years ago ... now there were?

The fossil record does show humans existed 315,000 years ago

Pretty sure 300 is hundreds, correct me if I'm wrong LMAO.

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the levels of CO2 were not higher than they are now until we go back approximately 20 million years

See:

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the levels of CO2 were not higher than they are now until we go back approximately 20 million years

You're talking out of your *bleep* and it really shows how reactionary you are.

You have absolutely no idea what you are saying, as per the image I just posted.

Sit down and be quiet like the rest of the 90 IQ's. There'es hard evidence right before your eyes and you still want to pick this fight? lmao.

[spooker]

First there were no humans hundreds of thousands of years ago ... now there were?

The fossil record does show humans existed 315,000 years ago

Pretty sure 300 is hundreds, correct me if I'm wrong LMAO.

I'm not questioning the facts, but the original post that started this was: (see bolded)

His fact still stands, no matter how you put it or whatever spin you want to take. Hundreds of thousands of years ago there was still the exact same thing happening despite there being no people. You really want to help the environment? Own up. Sell your house, go live in a van, there was more carbon dioxide than ever before humans came into this world. You want to really help the environment? Remove yourself from it completely it or shut up.

Though the levels of CO2 hundreds of thousands of years ago was lower than it currently is ... the last time CO2 was this high was 20 million years ago which was a period of time that humans really did not exist as far as we can tell ...

the levels of CO2 were not higher than they are now until we go back approximately 20 million years

You're talking out of your *bleep* and it really shows how reactionary you are.

You have absolutely no idea what you are saying, as per the image I just posted.

Sit down and be quiet like the rest of the 90 IQ's. There'es hard evidence right before your eyes and you still want to pick this fight? lmao.

So now it's about primates instead of humans ... I'm patient enough to wait until the argument settles into what it should be ... unfortunately English has proven to be imprecise, reading minds is much easier ...

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Though the levels of CO2 hundreds of thousands of years ago was lower than it currently is

Yeah, no. Stopped reading here. Do your research.

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LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.

[spooker]

LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.

As far as I know there is a large factor differentiating "millions" from "thousands", at least according to my 3rd grade teacher ... doesn't seem like there is any point being made here ...

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[The Green Barbarian]

LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.

As far as I know there is a large factor differentiating "millions" from "thousands", at least according to my 3rd grade teacher ... doesn't seem like there is any point being made here ...

Other than this - man-made climate change is a fraud.

[spooker]

As far as I know there is a large factor differentiating "millions" from "thousands", at least according to my 3rd grade teacher ... doesn't seem like there is any point being made here ...

Other than this - man-made climate change is a fraud.

But as usual, the conversation wasn't about "man-made climate change" ... so again, the point is missed ...

[65deluxe]

I'll just place this here...

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Oh goody, another climate change denial thread.

"At the precipice we change" - The Day the Earth Stood Still

I don’t think people know what real fear is until they experience it.

And I didn’t just pick the following event out a hat.

This one is personal.

So I hope people will read the story.

"2021 Western Kentucky tornado"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2021_West ... ky_tornado

And see what we were tuned into before and after the local blackout passed.

Part 1



Part 2



Then, when it’s all over you ask how and why did we survive it?

Which is soon replaced by how can we prevent it from happening again?

[77TA]

We aren't in Kansas anymore.

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Did I look before I asked my big question . . .?