Surprise, Florida Conservatives and Trump Deny Climate Change

[BertramN]

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The vast majority of conservatives are content to believe the lies of their Republican heroes and the fossil fuel industry, that climate change is a liberal hoax. These same conservatives believe the Earth’s natural resources are a gift from God to be exploited by Big Business in the name of profit to benefit the fat cats. As long as the fat cats are raking in the cash, breathable air and potable water are of no importance to the righties.



Florida conservatives are no different, to them, climate change is a lie perpetrated by scientists trying to get rich. People of reason ask how lying about climate change will make scientists rich, but the righties fail repeatedly to offer any plausible explanation. Conservatives are just certain the corporate heads of Exxon, Standard Oil, BP, and the rest of such companies would never lie about the human cause of global warming. After all, what possible reason could they have to lie?



The certainty of Florida conservatives is absolute, but Miami Beach civic leaders (most of which are conservatives) are hedging their bet. The city is spending $500-million on a program to protect itself from the rising ocean.



Conservative led governments in “Coastal communities in the biggest presidential battleground state are adapting not just to the threat of global warming, but to the reality of it.”



Now that the message board's conservatives have read the OP (and possibly the article at the link), it’s time for them to once again deny climate change is real and/or that humans have any power to alter nature's course. (Their ignorance of facts and history is by choice.)



Trump's climate science denial clashes with reality of rising seas in Florida





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[BluesLegend]

Climate change is a lie, the latest of many the left has drummed up to attack fossil fuels, or rather the corporations that profit from them.

Here's a scientific certainty beyond any doubt whatsoever, there WILL be another ice age. Glaciers will come down from the north and grind NYC down to bedrock. There now you have something real to worry about.

 

[ScienceRocks]

All these dumb fuckers are in for a surprise when the ocean starts flooding in. hahaha

 

[owebo]

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The vast majority of conservatives are content to believe the lies of their Republican heroes and the fossil fuel industry, that climate change is a liberal hoax. These same conservatives believe the Earth’s natural resources are a gift from God to be exploited by Big Business in the name of profit to benefit the fat cats. As long as the fat cats are raking in the cash, breathable air and potable water are of no importance to the righties.



Florida conservatives are no different, to them, climate change is a lie perpetrated by scientists trying to get rich. People of reason ask how lying about climate change will make scientists rich, but the righties fail repeatedly to offer any plausible explanation. Conservatives are just certain the corporate heads of Exxon, Standard Oil, BP, and the rest of such companies would never lie about the human cause of global warming. After all, what possible reason could they have to lie?



The certainty of Florida conservatives is absolute, but Miami Beach civic leaders (most of which are conservatives) are hedging their bet. The city is spending $500-million on a program to protect itself from the rising ocean.



Conservative led governments in “Coastal communities in the biggest presidential battleground state are adapting not just to the threat of global warming, but to the reality of it.”



Now that the message board's conservatives have read the OP (and possibly the article at the link), it’s time for them to once again deny climate change is real and/or that humans have any power to alter nature's course. (Their ignorance of facts and history is by choice.)



Trump's climate science denial clashes with reality of rising seas in Florida





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You mean MMGW?

 

[Norman]

It is a hoax, there are many climate change hoaxes out there. That simply can't be denied.

Liberals have a tunnel vision on the issue. Immediately when someone mentions climate change it must be legitimate.

 

[TNHarley]

2nd sentence proves you are a liar. Or you didn't read the link
“I’m not a big believer in man-made climate change,”

 

[hazlnut]

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The vast majority of conservatives are content to believe the lies of their Republican heroes and the fossil fuel industry, that climate change is a liberal hoax. These same conservatives believe the Earth’s natural resources are a gift from God to be exploited by Big Business in the name of profit to benefit the fat cats. As long as the fat cats are raking in the cash, breathable air and potable water are of no importance to the righties.



Florida conservatives are no different, to them, climate change is a lie perpetrated by scientists trying to get rich. People of reason ask how lying about climate change will make scientists rich, but the righties fail repeatedly to offer any plausible explanation. Conservatives are just certain the corporate heads of Exxon, Standard Oil, BP, and the rest of such companies would never lie about the human cause of global warming. After all, what possible reason could they have to lie?



The certainty of Florida conservatives is absolute, but Miami Beach civic leaders (most of which are conservatives) are hedging their bet. The city is spending $500-million on a program to protect itself from the rising ocean.



Conservative led governments in “Coastal communities in the biggest presidential battleground state are adapting not just to the threat of global warming, but to the reality of it.”



Now that the message board's conservatives have read the OP (and possibly the article at the link), it’s time for them to once again deny climate change is real and/or that humans have any power to alter nature's course. (Their ignorance of facts and history is by choice.)



Trump's climate science denial clashes with reality of rising seas in Florida





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Good, let them buy houses on the Florida coast.