emilynghiem
Constitutionalist / Universalist
Remove the politics from the picture. Just focus on conservation and restoration of natual environment and capping/cleaning up POLLUTION and toxins, and there is plenty to focus on without raising a single argument or debate on temperature.
Isn't it curious how all this is a distraction?
Detracting resources and attention from working on cleaning up the debris in oceans,
and the dangers threatening natural wilderness and endangered wildlife?
Doesn't that reak of the media or other agenda reaping profits from this "crisis" and related hype/debates,
whereas focusing on addressing pollution and environmental hazards would have
been more UNIFYING and productive and achieved the same effect of cutting down on waste.
So why wasn't the focus there? Except it would not divide sides and yield as high ratings/profits?
Doesn't that seem odd to you why the focus would shift to disagreement, as if to deliberately stir up opposition?
Isn't it curious how all this is a distraction?
Detracting resources and attention from working on cleaning up the debris in oceans,
and the dangers threatening natural wilderness and endangered wildlife?
Doesn't that reak of the media or other agenda reaping profits from this "crisis" and related hype/debates,
whereas focusing on addressing pollution and environmental hazards would have
been more UNIFYING and productive and achieved the same effect of cutting down on waste.
So why wasn't the focus there? Except it would not divide sides and yield as high ratings/profits?
Doesn't that seem odd to you why the focus would shift to disagreement, as if to deliberately stir up opposition?
I believe that the only thing that has been clearly proven is that there are people who are so invested into their political leanings that they will allow it to trump everything - overwhelming scientific evidence included.
There is no certainty - science doesn't deal in certainties - but the overwhelming (like 97%) of scientists in appropriate fields say the evidence is pointing so strongly in that direction (AGW) that they are extremely confident of the findings.
It's like this: If you are standing on a beach with 100 oceanographers and 97 of them start heading for higher ground screaming "a tsunami is coming" and three just stand there saying, "I'm not sure there is enough evidence to say with 100% certainty that a tsunami is coming," what are you gonna do?
I'm heading for the hills.
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