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It really is ridiculous. And it's the reason why these fools aren't even capable of having a reasonable conversation on the matter. They end up fabricating our arguments because they're so unknowing they haven't the first clue what we're even saying. Just look at Dirt Eater and Dishonest Abe. These guys actually think that the greenhouse effect and global warming are the same thing!
It's like trying to play chess with a four year old. They make up their own rules as they go, they win just because they say, and if you want to object they throw a righteous hissy fit until you give them more candy.
I find it amusingly ironic that someone who thinks it appropriate to launch into speeches about his own giftedness and exceptionalism with less prompting than would make most folks raise one eyebrow, should think ANYone else incapable of having a reasonable conversation - should even imply that they know what a reasonable conversation might be.
I have stuck closely to the tenets of the scientific method here and have provided orders of magnitude more references and objective support to my claims than anyone on the denier side of this board. Obviously, the enormous preponderance of peer reviewed studies which support or accept AGW makes it much easier for me to do so than anyone arguing contentions rejected out of hand by anyone swifter than Lord Monckton or Watts the Weatherman. But to have the gall among THIS crowd to charge that I am notably ignorant or that I make up the rules as I go or that I make unsubstantiated assertions is simply flabbergasting.
I realize you might claim that your charges were split among the two of us you mentioned. But you out-clevered yourself as I haven't the faintest idea who you're referring to with the PUERILE sobriquet of "Dirt Eater"
If you want to correct someone's ignorance and misunderstanding of global warming, the climate or science in general, open your eyes and look around. There are far needier souls about than mine.
And you still act like an eighth grader.
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