Pointing out media-manipulation / information-warfare against Trump is NOT equal to being a Trump supporter. Is this really such a hard concept to understand? Are the people on this subreddit that obtuse? Or are large groups of people here specifically to create that narrative.
385 2017-06-13 by aaaaa2222
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n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
I'd take it as your last part. I'm not American or a Trump supporter by any means but it is easy to see that the media is trying to tar him. Why?
n/a get_it_together1 2017-06-13
Judging from Trump's long history as one of the scummiest human beings on the planet, it's probably because Trump is fucking up colossally to the point that even Fox News can't deny it.
n/a psyderr 2017-06-13
That's an opinion. Do you have any substantive to add?
n/a get_it_together1 2017-06-13
It's a fact that Trump (and Bill Clinton, for that matter) took multiple rides on Epstein's plane. It's a fact that Trump bragged about walking in on undressed underage girls. It's a fact that Trump regularly brags about how sexy his daughter is. It's a fact that he ran a scam university and had to settle a lawsuit over it. You may not agree that these are scummy things.
As for incompetent, his numerous bankruptcies and failed businesses, his inability to get any funding in America because he failed so many times, again the scam university, and his complete inability to get anything done as president all testify to his incompetence.
n/a psyderr 2017-06-13
I agree that Trump is terrible, but again, these are mostly subjective statements that you're trying to pass as facts. Ex:
"Regularly," "brags," "sexy."'All subjective statements. In other words, it's your opinion.
As for being incompetent, he's president of the United States and by all indications he's had a successful career. Be careful of attribution bias.
Again, I'm not a fan of Trump but you make it easy to defend him
n/a get_it_together1 2017-06-13
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-elections/donald-trump-ivanka-trump-creepiest-most-unsettling-comments-a-roundup-a7353876.html
Perhaps I should have been more explicit: Trump has bragged about his daughter's body on multiple occasions.
It's also funny that you completely ignore Trump's vacations with Epstein and Trump's bragging about walking in on underage girls to get pedantic about the exact number of times Trump has bragged about Ivanka's body.
n/a psyderr 2017-06-13
Haha what're you arguing with me about? I don't think Trump is a good president. But you're also making terrible arguments and you're trying to pass you're opinion off as facts.
What's the point you're trying to make? In your opinion you think Trump is creepy? That's fine. Just say that.
n/a get_it_together1 2017-06-13
I listed a set of facts and you responded with "That's just your opinion."
And yes, I explicitly said that I think Trump is scummy and listed a set of facts to back it up. Maybe English isn't your first language? What I said was very clear.
n/a psyderr 2017-06-13
You listed a set of opinions then offered some factual information to support your opinion. I focused on one claim because I didn't feel like typing that much and I can tell you're just trying to argue.
In your opinion, Trump is "scummy." Got it. In my opinion, it's scummy to try to pass off opinions as facts. Got it?
n/a get_it_together1 2017-06-13
Apparently you're fine with grown men walking in on undressed underage girls, and you think that it's scummy for anybody to point out that this is disgusting behavior.
n/a psyderr 2017-06-13
That's what you got from this? Ok I think we're done here.
n/a get_it_together1 2017-06-13
We could have been done the first time you misrepresented what I said. The fact that Trump publicly bragged about walking in on undressed, underaged girls is alone sufficient to call Trump a scummy human being, but somehow you took offense. Clearly you disagree with using that fact as the basis for an opinion on Trump's character.
You have no response, so yes, I'd say we're done here.
n/a psyderr 2017-06-13
I took offense to you stating opinions as facts. How did I misrepresent you?
You think Trump is scummy. That's fine. I would probably describe him as indecent. I don't know him well enough to say he's "scummy."
But then again, a lot, if not most, politicians could be described as scummy. Im more concerned with his acumen as president, which seemingly has been lacking thus far.
n/a get_it_together1 2017-06-13
You started this entire argument because you prefer "indecent and lacking in acumen" rather than "scummy and incompetent"? That's a laugh.
n/a psyderr 2017-06-13
I commented because you were trying to pass off opinion as facts. That's the problem with you SJWs, you care more about feelings than what's real
n/a get_it_together1 2017-06-13
Wow, you got really triggered when I pointed out the undeniable fact that Trump bragged about walking in on undressed teenage girls and also bragged about his daughter's body on multiple occasions.
Why do you respond this way? Do you also find yourself sexually attracted to young girls in an uncomfortable way? Do you defend all indecent old men, or just Trump? Why do you sow disinformation and discord in defense of the worst of Trump's behaviors (what some might call indefensible behaviors) while claiming to be a progressive?
n/a psyderr 2017-06-13
Haha pointing out that you're an SJW ruffled you up a little huh? What's the word? Snowflake?
n/a User_Name13 2017-06-13
Removed, violation of rule 10, repeated violations will result in a ban from /r/conspiracy.
n/a psyderr 2017-06-13
Can you elaborate please?
n/a User_Name13 2017-06-13
The very last sentence of your comment was what got the comment removed.
n/a psyderr 2017-06-13
hm, thats interesting. I had never considered that an attack before
n/a User_Name13 2017-06-13
Well, its definitely got a negative connotation.
n/a psyderr 2017-06-13
Rule 10: "No negative connotations"
I'm being snarky but it does feel like that's the way society is headed.
Generally speaking, I think the mods here do a great job.
n/a get_it_together1 2017-06-13
I'm not even sure you realize the irony of your accusations given that a simple list of facts about your dear leader instigated you to defend Trump's undeniably creepy behavior towards young women in general and his daughter in particular. I do see that you've dropped any pretense of being anything other than a run-of-the-mill Trump supporter.
n/a psyderr 2017-06-13
Im a progressive and a Bernie supporter. Can't blame me for our dear leader. What about you? Neoliberal social justice-y type?
How do you feel knowing that you helped elect someone you see as scummy?
n/a get_it_together1 2017-06-13
It's telling that when you see somebody pointing out Trump's own comments about walking in on undressed teenage girls you accuse them of being a SJW. Your language and actions are consistent with a typical Trump supporter, but you still insist that you're a progressive Bernie supporter.
You're also just making things up again. In no way did I help elect Trump.
n/a psyderr 2017-06-13
...
In psych we call this projection. Your comment was directed at me but you were actually talking about yourself.
I guess some people are just more easily offended than others. Very sorry to offend you so easily by pointing out your propensity to pass off opinions as facts, which is typical of postmodern SJW types.
n/a get_it_together1 2017-06-13
You're stringing words together, but they're incoherent. Once again, you got upset when I pointed out that Trump bragged about walking in on undressed teenage girls and also bragged about his young daughter's body. You say that these facts are opinions, because you have no problems with lying to defend Trump. When you get called out for your bullshit, you just deflect or outright lie. I don't know why you've decided that pointing out these facts makes one an SJW, but this is the sort of twisted reasoning you resort to in order to defend Trump.
You're an odd sort of progressive.
n/a psyderr 2017-06-13
Are you trolling me? If so, how come?
n/a get_it_together1 2017-06-13
You're projecting. You initiated this conversation, you blatantly lied, repeatedly, when referring to a list of facts as opinion, when your initial attacks failed you resorted to calling me an SJW for pointing out Trump's own words, now you're calling me a troll.
n/a psyderr 2017-06-13
It's almost as if you're trying to convince yourself. You got outsmarted and you're seemingly fragile self-esteem is unable to handle it so you're lashing out and lying as a sort-of self defense mechanism.
How do you think that makes you look?
n/a get_it_together1 2017-06-13
It's almost as if you're trying to convince yourself. Your trolling failed, your ad hominem failed, your twisted reasoning is transparent. How do you think it makes you look that you've spent all this effort defending Trump for bragging about walking in on undressed teenage girls? Of all the things that would make you decide to defend somebody, that's what does it for you?
n/a psyderr 2017-06-13
Lol ok I'm bored of this. Im gonna find someone a little more intellectually/emotionally mature to converse with
n/a get_it_together1 2017-06-13
That's cute coming from someone who repeatedly insists that facts are opinions and then resorts to ad hominem.
n/a psyderr 2017-06-13
lol you're still going. This is getting cringey
n/a get_it_together1 2017-06-13
It got cringey the instant you started defending Trump's comments.
n/a psyderr 2017-06-13
https://www.google.com/search?q=trump+snowflake+tweet&rlz=1CDGOYI_enUS642US642&hl=en-US&prmd=niv&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjc4bGMvMDUAhWKFj4KHVb-BLgQ_AUICigC&biw=375&bih=591#hl=en-US&tbm=isch&q=best+trump+tweets&imgrc=CdkGyPWEY6mYPM:
n/a get_it_together1 2017-06-13
Yeah, Trump's tweets are also full of cringe. That you'd use a tweet from the man with the best words points out how bankrupt your arguments are, bigly. "I have the highest IQ" is the sort of thing you expect to hear in middle school from kids with middling intelligence and a great deal of insecurity.
n/a dcsauce 2017-06-13
If you remove Trump it can almost sound like any politician... we need to stop electing shit people into any office. It's cancerous to our society how they run things. We really really are over due for a revolution, to get rid of this obvious pay to play system, but then again that's exactly what they want, and frankly the average American could not stand a chance against the weapons they have. Not only that, but if the American people break up, I believe a false prophet (someone claiming to get rid of the old ways and make things a lot better) will rise and destroy things even more.
We're all just guinea pigs.
n/a get_it_together1 2017-06-13
What other politician could you fit into that statement?
n/a SoullessHillShills 2017-06-13
Bush fucked us far worse and now the Media is trying to rehab his reputation.
n/a get_it_together1 2017-06-13
It remains to be seen whether any of the Russian collusion story pans out or ends up discredited. I agree it will be hard to top the Iraq War in terms of disastrous consequences for both America and the world.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Because it makes good reality TV, my old and senile father is hooked on that shit. He, like a lot of Americans are completely brainwashed by the MSM propaganda.
n/a Trontaun79 2017-06-13
Well since we are in a conspiracy subreddit I'll be the first to give an actual conspiracy theory based answer. These other "posters" seem to forget where they are.
The globalists who run the MSM want no part of a strong independent America, they want us to bow down to global interests at our own expense so they can tighten their grip on the world economy.
n/a psyderr 2017-06-13
The deep state wants conflict with Russia in Syria and they want to ultimately overthrow Assad. Trump doesn't want that. Attacking him so concertedly serves to delegitimize him while also manufacturing public consent for conflict with Russia. You'll notice the only time the mainstream media praised Trump was when he bombed Syria; because that's what they want.
n/a bulla564 2017-06-13
Saudi Arabia and Israel have Trump grabbed by the pussy, so this guy will be obedient to whatever they want to do next in Syria (hence the conflict across the ME is escalating).
Could it be that aside from the Deep State wanting Trump out, he is too fucking incompetent and full of himself to accomplish anything? could it be that a lot of the bad press is 100% self-inflicted (like the bullshit he tried to pull with Comey?).
n/a psyderr 2017-06-13
That's your opinion?
SA and Israel have the US government by the balls, not just Trump.
n/a bulla564 2017-06-13
True on both, but every other day I get validation on Trump. I was hopeful he could do good things for the economy, but then I realized that all his policies so far goose up the wealthy, and fuck over everyone else.
n/a psyderr 2017-06-13
Yupp, but that's not just Trump; that's Dems and Reps too. So you understand why people were so fed up; and that's how he got elected.
n/a bulla564 2017-06-13
Indeed. I knew he would win as soon as it came down to Trump vs Clinton. Unfortunately, America will have to wait for the next chance to get rid of oligarch puppets.
n/a psyderr 2017-06-13
Tulsi 2020
n/a bulla564 2017-06-13
Her or Nina Turner would be my current picks.
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
It's amazing how many users here these days know nothing about any conspiracies and only post against certain subject matter.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
I post against FE and Climate Change denial because I see they two conspiracies are being used to try to manipulate us. It's the same accounts and same website / shitty videos. I understand skepticism but these two 'conspiracies' are pushing us the wrong way (and I believe it is on purpose) so all we can do is push against these obviously fake conspiracies and not give them the time of day. The funny thing about the two conspiracies is that they try to use what all other conspiracies use (don't trust x, y and z) while arguing against facts with hyperbole comments and not taking EVERYTHING into consideration, they only consider what fits with their 'theory.' As I've said, feels purposely constructed to discredit conspiracy theorists.
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
Lol. Climate change "denial".
Climate change is an unproven theory put forward by the NWO to extract a global carbon tax, enforcement and control over production.
So, being against these things is "pushing us the wrong way"?
The Rockefellers gave Revelle a job, gave Maurice Strong a job, fund CAN (Climate Action Network).
I'm sorry if you have been mislead, and lead onto a path to deceive others, but climate change is the NWO.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
You believe that humans burning fuels and farming animals has no effect on the atmosphere. That's all that needs to be said about that.
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
Is the debate over?
Lol.
"I post about the position the PTB are pushing, that makes me a conspiracy theorist". Good one.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
It will be once the world totally fucks up : )
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
Fewer extreme weather events
sea level rise unchanged
cooling from the 50s to the 70s, warming, no warming since 98
no "hot spot", the only direct evidence of manmade global warming and it doesn't exist
ocean "acidification", except there isn't enough carbon on the planet to make the ocean acidic
thorium, a means of nearly completely eliminating CO2 emissions, ignored by the alarmists
CIA, all Bilderbeg attendees, CFR, Tri-lateral Commission all push manmade climate change
IPCC created by a Rockefeller rent-boy, with the role of finding "human's influence on the climate"
Big oil calling for climate tax (the idea that big oil would be against restricting output and increasing their profits is just a sign of lack of basic economic understanding)
Utterly one-sided funded, media coverage, awards based on faked graphs, faked studies and faked claims
Hmm...
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Hmm, it's as though you have all that info handy that supports your cause (even then, some of the info is completely fabricated lol)
n/a Ferfrendongles 2017-06-13
You know, just judging from how this has gone down, I'm more inclined to go with the guy above you. Why are you so quick to dismiss? It seems as though you pretended at having "better" information than him, yet when presented with reasonable claims, you are dismissive. That's a good way to further entrench those on either side, but for people like me who don't know but are curious, you're not exactly making me want to come over to your team.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
I'm not aiming to get people to believe me. Makes you wonder about those that do try to get people to believe them. If you want to believe that humans don't have an impact on the environment then that is up to you (and they have won.) Always keep an open mind and know what you believe to be the real facts. Don't believe in false facts like what the poster above has displayed. I'm not for engaging with people like that, that want you to argue against fake facts. If you want to believe it, I'm not going to stop you. Just remember that ignoring our impact on the environment is dangerous thinking and we should be doing all we can to keep everything as neutral as possible.
n/a Ferfrendongles 2017-06-13
So is closing yourself off to the idea that it is fabricated! :D But yes, it is good to be good to your surroundings. I have a smart car because I'm poor but I still want to lessen my impact, not to mention my own garden, and hopefully some chickens, soon. Am I certain that some shadowy group is poisoning my food and destroying the world with carbon emissions? Nah. Do I try to do my best in a world of uncertainty? Yeah.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
I find it very difficult to believe climate change has been fabricated. Everything that happens on Earth has a consequence. Throwing one rock into a river changes it's flow ever so slightly. The same happens with the atmosphere. The fact that climate change denial is being posted everyday with the same fake sources tells me that TPTB want us to think climate change is a hoax. It's their agenda atm to try to stop people being self sufficient.
n/a Ferfrendongles 2017-06-13
Man I don't know if this is breaking the rules but you are so close. Imagine the procession of cause and effect not as a line, but not as a circle either.
n/a dantepicante 2017-06-13
Climate change is real, but it's up for debate whether humans have had a huge impact on it or not, and whether our current technology is capable of preventing it. It's also up for debate as to how much of an impact it will have on us in the near future, and how that will change depending on our actions.
This is a very emotionally-held issue for a lot of people because we've been indoctrinated from a young age with Captain Planet and the recycling movement and a large amount of propaganda. The genius is that nobody can argue AGAINST recycling and reducing waste because its obviously a good practice, so it's hard to fight environmental regulations, even unfair/unnecessary ones. And regulations are always used as a way to control industries and allow for more corruption, so there's the economic incentive for the people with power to push the idea that man is largely responsible for climate change.
n/a nabilhuakbar 2017-06-13
Dingdingdingdingding
This is the best answer right here. Listen to u/dantepicante, he speaks the truth
n/a ADroopyMango 2017-06-13
So what's the debate?
Wat. How do regulations allow for more corruption? Regulations make sure there isn't any oil in your drinking water. Regulations take away corruption from the big oil/nuclear power/fracking etc.
n/a dantepicante 2017-06-13
Some people believe the data can be interpreted as incontrovertible proof that climate change is primarily man-made, whereas skeptics believe the data allows for many different scenarios in which man has varying degrees of impact.
If our system were free of corruption, then regulations would be great. But I think everyone can agree on the fact that our system is not free of corruption, and the lobbying industry is proof enough of that. Because of these lobbyists, any regulations that are enacted tend to benefit the people with the most wealth/power, not the common man. In order to get the common man behind such regulations, they base them on issues that are hard to argue against, climate change being but one example.
n/a ADroopyMango 2017-06-13
Like what?
So what pro-environment regulations have been pushed that go against the belief of the "common man" and benefit the wealthy?
All I have ever seen is the big oil/food processing companies lobbying for less environmental regulations so they can do business in a way that is more damaging to our environment but more profitable.
The people with the most wealth/power benefit from being allowed to damage that environment than protect it, no?
n/a dantepicante 2017-06-13
That is the stereotype that has been ingrained in us for a long while, yes. And up until the past few years I made the exact same argument you are making, so I completely get where you're coming from. The thing about regulations is this: in a corrupt system, they only serve to benefit the corrupt.
You're not understanding me. I'm not saying the regulations are to the detriment of the common man - I'm sure many of them are helpful to a certain degree - but rather that they are used to give advantages to the folks who have manipulated their way to the top. Mo' regulations - mo' problems.
Most scientists believe that the climate would be changing whether humans were here or not, and again, the argument is based on how much of an impact we actually have, but the "save the planet!" issue has a lot of power to garner public support for regulations. Because of this power, and the fact that those in charge want us to hate ourselves and each other, they've made it a social necessity to believe climate change is our fault and we have to take responsibility for it with government intervention.
n/a ADroopyMango 2017-06-13
So what do you think is the real, secret purpose accomplished by these regulations?
I do not think that is true.
n/a dantepicante 2017-06-13
I literally just explained it to you. Let's look at the Paris agreement, for example - it would have heavily regulated the US whereas China would be largely unaffected. The issue is just being used as a tool to consolidate/control power, and is about a lot more than saving the planet.
The climate has changed many, many times over the course of the Earth's history, and would continue to do so whether humans were around or not - feel free to ask /r/science if you don't believe me.
n/a ADroopyMango 2017-06-13
This is not true. The Paris agreement gave each state an independent control of it's own climate commitments. From what I understand, the pact isn't binding much at all and countries can do whatever they want.
My fault, I misinterpreted your point. It seemed like you were using that point to make the claim that most scientists are divided on the fact that humans have drastically affected and increased the rate of climate change.
n/a dantepicante 2017-06-13
Here's an atmospheric physicist who taught at MIT for 30 years explaining the situation, I think it'll answer your questions.
n/a ADroopyMango 2017-06-13
I'm sorry, but I don't think that video isn't true to the facts or the science.
First off, I googled Richard Lindzen and as a fellow r/conspiracy browser, I'm sure you'll enjoy this: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/jun/13/peabody-energy-coal-mining-climate-change-denial-funding
But like, come on man, at :20 in the video, there's a graph titled "climate change over time" and it's from 1997 to 2016 as if that's an accurate range of measurement. But that graph also actually shows an upward trend in the last three or four years anyways but whatever.
The channel this video on has other videos with titles such as "Why the Right is Right."
This is a dispute fabricated by big oil money and lobbyists to try and override scientific consensus.
https://climate.nasa.gov/evidence/
If you're so skeptical of scientific consensus, please tell me where else in science you apply this skepticism?
n/a dantepicante 2017-06-13
As a fellow /r/conspiracy browser, I'm sure you're aware of how astroturfing and propaganda work. I'm sure you know that it is designed to work on the majority of people, not the minority, and influences what information google pushes to the top.
My video clearly addressed issue (elevated CO2 is not the only nor the biggest factor contributing to climate change) that your nasa evidence shows.
n/a ADroopyMango 2017-06-13
I hear you, man but let me just say this.
I didn't even get that article from Google. It was a tiny couple of sentences on the guys Wikipedia buried under loads of his actual accomplishments.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Control more property, there's a lot of money in real estate.
n/a ADroopyMango 2017-06-13
But it doesn't even need to be a secret though. There are untapped industries in renewable energy that are objectively less harmful to the environment than fossil fuels.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Name one. I bet you it depends on "fossil" fuels and some other form of pollution to manufacture, for some impractical low energy density novelty item that can run a light bulb or two.
n/a ADroopyMango 2017-06-13
Key words: less harmful.
I never said these industries were entirely independent of any fossil fuels. I believe they can be with proper investments in research and development thought.
But hey, that's the attitude. It's shit technology so why bother, it can only run "a lightbulb or two." Meanwhile, over 1 million homes in the US have solar panels. The technology actually exists and you've got to ask yourself why you don't hear about it more.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Regulations also overburden start ups and prevent competition for established players, maintaining monopolies. It's a double edge sword, and more regulations isn't always better.
n/a ADroopyMango 2017-06-13
I'm talking specifically in regard to environmental regulations, not all regulations.
n/a SpongeBobSquarePants 2017-06-13
Why are you so quick to support given he didn't like to a single piece of evidence, not a single one.
n/a Ferfrendongles 2017-06-13
I mean he did, and other bro didn't. What are you seeing?
n/a SpongeBobSquarePants 2017-06-13
Headlines aren't evidence.
n/a Ferfrendongles 2017-06-13
http://www.dictionary.com/browse/evidence
n/a Ferfrendongles 2017-06-13
haha you changed your post after you realized you done goofed. Thanks. That's better than you saying "yeah, my bad". lol
n/a Touchmethere9 2017-06-13
I'm more inclined to support scientific research instead of some random redditor that doesn't even provide sources.
n/a Ferfrendongles 2017-06-13
As am I :D
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
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User has no info. So, do you only post ad-hominem attacks and unsupported talking points with no support?
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Most of your 'info' is false and fabricated to fit the 'climate change hoax' agenda.
There is extreme weather... Sea levels have risen... Heat records are being broken world wide (last year or the year before...)
Mostly fake info to push the climate change hoax narrative, mixed in with TPTB type shit to get people to be led along easier. Manipulation.
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
No one said there isn't extreme weather, sea levels haven't risen or that heat records haven't been broken. What I said was:
Straight-up strawmen: "manipulation".
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
The information is false... Sea levels have risen... Warmest record in Britain was broken in 2003 (and will be broken again soon.)
Your posts seem very manipulative so you can call it a strawman all you want. I explained as best as I could on my previous post.
n/a Buck_Sterling 2017-06-13
Local temperature records have very little to do with global climate. Britain having its hottest record neither supports nor discredits your position.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
It's one point. OP is making out that temperature hasn't risen since 1998 which is totally false or Britain's temperature wouldn't have risen 5 years later.
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
Sea levels have been rising for millennia.
My province, 2013 coldest winter on record.
And this year we're on route to having the coldest in decades.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
More unsupported claims.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Just like theirs ; )
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
So if no one really knows, who's the scam artist the one that's pretending to know better and trying their hardest to convince others? Or the ones that call for more investigation to get a better understanding of the situation?
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
It's very basic maths and science. If Earth naturally creates x, humans add in y then you are going to get the total, z. X + Y = Z. We are adding into an already ongoing process and it can't be good or helpful.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
You're trying to make something you do not understand at all into a simplistic and wrong equation.
The worst liars are the ones that tell just enough truth to cover up their bullshit foundation. You're like a used car salesman.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
It is fairly simplistic. If something is not there or at x a level, and you start adding more, how much is there in total? It's that simple...
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
It's not that simple because chemical reactions happen constantly, CO2 levels are not constant. That makes it nearly impossible to accurately gauge the exact impact human activities have.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
It's simple to see that we do add into the overall effect. How much, is difficult to determine but I would be very surprised if it was a very little amount.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
You're going to be extremely surprised then.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Ditto : )
n/a Drake02 2017-06-13
Everyone is being deluded huh?
Good thing you're here then.
n/a QuillPryde 2017-06-13
What a total load of bullshit.
THE 15 HOTTEST YEARS ON RECORD HAVE COME IN THE LAST 16 YEARS
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
Tell the satellites.
n/a QuillPryde 2017-06-13
Yeah, I'm going to believe NASA over the unsourced image you posted from a skeezy looking website.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Alarmist nonsense.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
He asked if the debate was over. My answer was that it will be once the world fucks up. Not being alarmist, just being truthful, that the debate will end when we all die (from one way or another lol)
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
You're going to die regardless, your children will die regardless, no one is escaping that fate. We're not doing anything to the world, the world was here before we were, and it'll be here after.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
So the debate will be over when people die. That's all my statement was about.
n/a PM_ME_UR_DOPAMINE 2017-06-13
Just, you know, inhabitable by people (but let's be honest that's a good thing). Bro every year the global avg temp is hotter than the last, documented fact.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
It's not a fact. And carbon tax will never produce the intended goal of reducing global average temperatures by 2 degrees.
n/a Drake02 2017-06-13
The world won't fuck up, we will just die.
The world is a lot more resilient than us.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Very true. Earth should be a resilient bitch, unless we create a black hole or some shit... I was meaning world in the 'world stage' type idea. Once shit happens, whatever it is... We are all fucked anyway... So the debate would be over, once and for all.
n/a aletoledo 2017-06-13
A lot more is fucked up besides some extra CO2. So fixing CO2 by taxing what little money I have left might be a win for the planet, but it'll be hell for me.
n/a immense_and_terrible 2017-06-13
Which PTB, though? Because half of them are super against AGW (oil, coal, military industrial lobbies, heavy industry, etc)
You're lying to yourself if you think TPTB have a unified position on global climate change.
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
Hillary, while Secretary of State, said she gets her foreign policy from the CFR, which is the propaganda think tank for the MIC.
https://www.cfr.org/climate-change/crisis-guide-climate-change/p17088
CFR, a Rockefeller group, promotes climate change.
The pentagon and US armed forces support climate change.
http://www.cnn.com/2017/05/31/politics/trump-paris-climate-decision-pentagon/index.html
Big oil supports climate change:
http://www.shell.com/media/news-and-media-releases/2015/oil-and-gas-majors-call-for-carbon-pricing.html
The PTB run by the Rockefellers, Rothschilds and their various entities, such as Bilderberg, Tri-lateral Commission, UN.
A Rothschild was a keynote speaker at Copenhagen, the IPCC was set up by a Rockefeller.
I don't know what other PTB you believe in.
The Catholic Church supports climate change.
n/a immense_and_terrible 2017-06-13
well i don't believe that the rockefellers and rothschilds are secretly contorlling the world, so i guess we'll just have to agree to disagree.
n/a OB1_kenobi 2017-06-13
Plain English translation: I've been convinced and you should think the same way I do because I've been convinced.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Every action has an opposite and equal reaction.
Pulling up compressed minerals in the earth and burning them releases excess gases. It's that simple.
n/a Rd2See-Leusi 2017-06-13
Then why all the made up nonsense and scare tactics propagated through useful idiots? In other words, why lie? Now no one believes you.
You see, no one ever said that burning carbon doesn't release excess gases. It's just that some people lied to say that those excess gases were going to end snowfall forever and other similar garbage. Now people don't want to believe anything the zealots say. Listening to youu, falling for your 'advice,' at this point, would be like supporting a black man for president in 2020 because he's promising Hope and Change.
No one believes you.
n/a VonsFavoriteChicken 2017-06-13
Aka I dont believe in Global Warming because Al Gore was wrong.
n/a twoheadedsnipe 2017-06-13
Excess gas? Nobody is that fucking retarded...you are either trolling or just poorly educated....both?
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
I'm the poorly educated one for knowing that combustion of oil gives off energy and gas? Thought that was simple science, like all chemical reactions...
n/a twoheadedsnipe 2017-06-13
'excess gas'. /cringe
Maybe tax a basic science class before you embarrass yourself further.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Eh I already have... explain where I am wrong on burning fossil fuels releases gas.
n/a twoheadedsnipe 2017-06-13
Yeah, let's all educate you... It's easier just to laugh at you. Excess gas...rofl
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
The gas isn't there since it needs the reaction to be released. Once the reaction happens the gas is released therefore it is excess since it wasn't released in the atmosphere until the reaction occured. I did learn it 15 years ago but it's that simple. If you have a better explanation I would like to hear it.
n/a twoheadedsnipe 2017-06-13
Excess gas...lol
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Dumb fuck... lol
n/a twoheadedsnipe 2017-06-13
Don't be so hard on yourself.
n/a User_Name13 2017-06-13
Removed, violation of rule 10, repeated violations will result in a ban from /r/conspiracy.
n/a twoheadedsnipe 2017-06-13
I wasn't calling him a fucking retard. I clearly stated that nobody could be that fucking retarded. I've been called much worse in this sub without any mod interference... arbitrary moderation is worse than no moderation at all.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
How much effect though?
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Total climate - Natural climate = Human made climate
It's a difficult thing to work out the exact answer but we are certainly affecting the atmosphere with our daily fossil fuel usage and other factors.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
So humans are not natural?
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Nope. Humans were created.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Volcanoes add 400x as much emissions as all humanity combined. Natural processes add more than all humanity combined, the problem is one of concentration, building chemical factories and shit like that while you're surrounded by mountains is just stupid human planning, but it's not going to pollute the world just that region.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Even more reason to reduce what we are doing.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Yeah good luck with that, we're completely and utterly dependent on petroleum. And average people aren't the problem, your chain smoking ass isn't the problem. Greed is the problem, the tax won't do shit, and it was never intended to stop pollution, it's just a clever way to steal more money from people.
You think that faggot Al Gore gives 3 shits about the environment when he burns 50,000 liters of fuel every time he takes his private jet? If the people proposing this carbon tax don't believe their own bullshit why should we?
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
I know we are dependent, even more reason why this fake shit that supports fossil fuel usage has to stop. I understand people are pissed about yet another tax but it is one I actually agree with.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Do you stand to make money off the carbon tax because that's the only realistic way you could agree with it.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
I wish... so no, I don't. I just agree that we should be taxed on things that have an effect on society.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
You mean pay tribute.
n/a 1nt3rnaut 2017-06-13
something "having an effect" on something tells us absolutely nothing about whether it is good, bad, neutral, etc. natural systems tend to change over time, hovering about an equilibrium state, swinging back and forth.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
We shouldn't be adding into an ongoing process, or we should at least majorly reduce what we are putting into the process.
n/a legenj 2017-06-13
If it was so important, why do the countries pushing against climate change don't actually do anything?
On one side we have people saying how terrible anthropogenic climate change, but the same people does not even try to push for a change. Empty words every 2-3-4-5 years it's barely better that climate change denial.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Lots of countries are changing to renewable energy.
n/a legenj 2017-06-13
Of course, even the US, but not because of climate change propaganda, but because it's just better and cheaper.
And the change has been slow. If the world actually followed the alarmists the change would have been in a few years instead of decades.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
China only started using renewable because of the UN saying about climate change which is why Trump pulled out of the Paris Agreement (because China wasn't paying as much in and could afford to switch over and invest.)
n/a legenj 2017-06-13
Do you really believe that? China is increasing their energy production overall, that includes coal. Not just renewables at the expense of more polluting sources.
China started using and investing in renewables because it's good for their economy, not because the UN said so.
China wasn't paying as much is a massive understatement.
n/a SigmundFloyd76 2017-06-13
You're either obtuse or ignorant. I'll assume ignorance. 99.99% of people who the MSM label as "climate deniers" fully acknowledge that the climate is changing and that humans are having an effect. You're arguing a straw-man. A carefully engineered and effective straw-man, evidently.
The issue is about the forged "consensus", the obvious use of propaganda and scare tactics, the weaponization of science and the estimated 37 TRILLION dollars we need to transfer from public to private hands.
I know for a fact that it's hotter now then when I was a kid because there is no longer ice on the bays where I live. I'm sure that human co2 emissions have an effect.
This is about the transfer of wealth, not the environment.
n/a SpongeBobSquarePants 2017-06-13
Link to said evidence if you don't mind.
n/a SigmundFloyd76 2017-06-13
Can't find that one. But here's MIT asserting it'll cost $44Trillion just to switch from fossil fuels
And NAT GEO claims $90 Trillion just in infrastructure Here.
If you google, it will provide. The point is massive transfer of wealth. But that's always the point.
n/a SpongeBobSquarePants 2017-06-13
I believe you have just demonstrated that it will not.
BTW you might want to read the articles you linked.
Of the $6 trillion we will spend a year on infrastructure, only a small amount—around $270 billion per year—is needed to accelerate the shift to a low-carbon economy, through clean energy, public transport systems and smarter land use,”
Switching from fossil fuels to low-carbon sources of energy will cost $44 trillion between now and 2050, according to a report released this week by the International Energy Agency. That sounds like a lot of money, but the report also concludes that the switch to low-carbon technologies such as solar power—together with anticipated improvements in efficiency—will bring huge savings from reduced fossil-fuel consumption. As a result, the world actually comes out slightly ahead: the costs of switching will be paid for in fuel savings between now and 2050.
n/a SigmundFloyd76 2017-06-13
Lol. I rest my case. Spend spend spend, it'll all work out. Believe us.
I was supporting my assertion that vast sums of wealth need to move. Nice slide though.
n/a SpongeBobSquarePants 2017-06-13
How is quoting the sources you linked to sliding?
n/a Drake02 2017-06-13
No, that's not all that needs to be said about the subject.
Let's actually talk about the entire media campaign, Al Gore, and why every car company is trying to cheat the emissions test.
Let's talk about failing infrastructure, whilst trying to push greener technology at double the price.
If they were attempting to deal with climate change, they could manage making it affordable for the common man. It's a simple as that, especially if it is a matter of life or death.
There is a whole heck of a lot to be said about "that".
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
I agree that it should be cheaper for people. Once energy companies start using other sources of energy, it should hopefully be cheaper.
n/a GlenCompton 2017-06-13
Yep, we got a climate change truther here...
n/a sushisection 2017-06-13
Oh riiight, those thousands of research papers on the subject are fake. You can literally fly to Antarctica and watch fake parts of shelf fall into the fake ocean. You can go to Bangladesh and watch actors and fake families pretend to move inland because the fake rising tide took over their homes.
Its all a hologram
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
Except none of those papers provide evidence that CO2 is causing any actual changes in global temperature.
The ice in Antartica is increasing. It's not as impressive to watch grow as it is to break off.
Bangladesh has had the same issue for centuries. I live on the highest tides in the world and we have had no problems.
n/a sushisection 2017-06-13
Read the other comment i sent you. I can provide more research papers if you want to have this discussion.
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
I don't see another comment. What I did see was 40 + papers written to explain the "pause" (the lack of warming over the last few decades) that NOAA wrote a paper about that said it wasn't true.
The only problem... the man appointed by Obama to ensure scientific integrity blew the whistle on it. It didn't adhere to scientific standards...
As for suffering, my province suffered in 2013 and 2015, both record breaking cold winters, but we were unprepared because Canada's top climate guy told us they would be "mild" and as such we suffered increased house fires, energy outages and huge deficits.
n/a sushisection 2017-06-13
Cna you provide sources for those claims?
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
You haven't but you want me to?
I don't do double standards.
n/a sushisection 2017-06-13
Lol i literally just sent you a long post with sources on another thread.
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
It's shadow banned. You must have used a link that tripped the shadow ban.
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
I see that you tried to send another comment, but again it is shadow-banned. This means you are using a source deemed unreliable by reddit or r/conspiracy.
Perhaps you should look for other sources.
n/a sushisection 2017-06-13
All of my sources are research papers and pdfs.
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
Not me, it's reddit or r/conspiracy.
n/a sushisection 2017-06-13
Im gonna send you these one by one. RIP your inbox
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs10712-011-9119-1
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
http://c3headlines.typepad.com/.a/6a010536b58035970c013488e4bf93970c-pi
n/a sushisection 2017-06-13
http://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/aa6825
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
https://static.skepticalscience.com/images/Milankovitch_Cycles_400000.gif
n/a sushisection 2017-06-13
https://academic.oup.com/icesjms/article/65/3/414/789605/Impacts-of-ocean-acidification-on-marine-fauna-and
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
http://jennifermarohasy.com/2008/10/not-enough-co2-to-make-oceans-acidic-a-note-from-professor-plimer/
n/a sushisection 2017-06-13
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs10712-011-9119-1
n/a sushisection 2017-06-13
Research on rising sea levels in Bangladesh
https://judithcurry.com/2013/10/07/bangladesh-sea-level-rise/
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
http://globalnews.ca/news/2249376/bay-of-fundy-experiencing-highest-tides-in-decades/
n/a sushisection 2017-06-13
This correlates with what I am saying. "Highest tides in decades" is evidence of sea level rise. The tides would not be rising if the sea level was static.
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
Except, that is entirely untrue, if you had read the article, it was due to the moon.
n/a sushisection 2017-06-13
Research on antarctic ice shelf loss
http://science.sciencemag.org/content/348/6232/327
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
https://www.nasa.gov/content/goddard/antarctic-sea-ice-reaches-new-record-maximum
n/a Idellphany 2017-06-13
Oct. 7, 2014
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
2014, a terrible year. We had power outages, lawsuits from snow removal companies, house fires, all because the head climate change guy said it would be "mild".
Terrible consequences after a population of 1m spent billions becoming "clean".
n/a Idellphany 2017-06-13
Global climate change does not equal local weather.
You want some guy "head climate change guy" to predict the weather patterns for the globe for a YEAR then complain when he gets it wrong? And complain that it was WORSE than he "predicted"? But you don't think there's any problems..
It's all us over spending on solutions, that's causing the problems?
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
But each storm and drought his.
Opposite to what he predicted 3 out of 4 years.
The one's I mentioned.
n/a sushisection 2017-06-13
So sea ice is defined as the ice on the surface of the ocean. From the article:
The article also states that sea ice in the arctic has been losing 20,800 square miles of ice since 1979 while the antarctic has been gaining 7,300 square miles of ice. That means the Earth has been losing an average of 13,500 square miles of sea ice a year since 1979. This is pretty solid evidence of global climate change, refuting your claim.
n/a sushisection 2017-06-13
http://www.ametsoc.net/eee/2015/2015_bams_eee_low_res.pdf
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
https://wattsupwiththat.com/reference-pages/climatic-phenomena-pages/extreme-weather-page/
n/a sushisection 2017-06-13
And i sent you a comment on another thread. Look at that one because i provide sources and research as counter points to your arguments
n/a Buck_Sterling 2017-06-13
This 1000%
n/a VonsFavoriteChicken 2017-06-13
One of the biggest threats for animals right now is habitat loss, driven largely by global warming. You can't just stop habitat loss with money. If we continue our current consumptive path, more species of animals (sensitive to change, like amphibians) will go extinct. This is already happening.
Also, the developing world is trying somewhat to limit emissions. Places like Costa Rica are even ahead of the developed world. China is building green cities and India just invested in some 4 solar energy plants. Also, money from the Paris agreement goes to the Green Climate Fund which funds projects that help millions of people in these countries, while also promoting more environmentally conscious actions.
Saying we shouldn't even try to stop global warming because of the developing world is just a cop out, based off feelings and not evidence.
n/a Buck_Sterling 2017-06-13
It's not driven by global fucking warming, it's driven by human development encroaching into natural habitat. That is the biggest problem facing species diversity - being crowded out by human habitation.
You people will literally say any problem is global warming. More hurricanes? Global Warming. Fewer hurricanes? Global warming. Hot temps? Global Warming. Cool temps? Global warming. To the true believer, Global WarmingTM is the cause of literally every environmental problem.
Oh wow, it's fucking nothing. China builds a new coal power plant every week. China has some of the worst air pollution in the history of mankind right now in its largest cities, and guess what? Speaking of China, some of the most critically endangered plants animals on the planet are going extinct because of the "medicinal" practices in China. It has very very little to do with CO2. Oh but, hey, they're building GreenTM Cities!!! We can subsidize their energy development by supplying them with Solar Panels from our Green Climate FundTM courtesy of the US taxpayer!! And feel good about ourselves for "helping" =]] =]]
n/a VonsFavoriteChicken 2017-06-13
You might want to get your blood pressure checked. Or do you hate everything that involves science and isn't rooted in opinion?
n/a Buck_Sterling 2017-06-13
I notice when you changed tactics you stopped responding to the argument and started responding to the framing of the argument.
n/a VonsFavoriteChicken 2017-06-13
Or that I cant take a discussion with you seriously when you come across as an angry manchild. Waste of our time.
n/a Buck_Sterling 2017-06-13
"Global warming is the main cause of loss of habitat"
Hmm.
n/a VonsFavoriteChicken 2017-06-13
You cant even quote properly dude.
Lets just agree to disagree
n/a SpongeBobSquarePants 2017-06-13
Those last two words tell us that you don't know what a scientific theory actually is.
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
A theory without falsification is by definition pseudoscience. As, such, there was never a valid theory to begin with.
n/a SpongeBobSquarePants 2017-06-13
Which has what to do with "proving" a theory?
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
It's not a theory without falsification. Falsification means the theory has a possibility to be proven wrong.
http://staff.washington.edu/lynnhank/Popper-1.pdf
https://www.corbettreport.com/climate-change-is-unfaslifiable-woo-woo-pseudoscience/
n/a SpongeBobSquarePants 2017-06-13
Which isn't the same as proving a theory. How about you try admiring that which have discovered, that one doesn't prove theories?
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
Lol. It's not even proven to be a theory. And you are still here acknowledging that you are debating over a pseudoscience.
n/a Ferfrendongles 2017-06-13
If you study the way bees make honey, suddenly all the oil/climate conspiracies make a bit more sense. I don't want to ruin the journey to be had in answering that statement, because it's how it was delivered to me, by a man who taught me that some answers are meaningless unless the person asking answers the questions themselves.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
I don't understand. Pollen attaches to a bee and they take it back to their hive and 'pack' it into the holes (I don't know the next process) time passes, honey.
n/a Ferfrendongles 2017-06-13
I know! Quite the pickle.
n/a Nutricidal 2017-06-13
I know we're eating bee puke. Yummy!
n/a JefBeau 2017-06-13
The only thing we know for sure about climate is that it changes. The only thing I know for sure is that a carbon tax is not the solution.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
You do realise that EVERYTHING is taxed? Things that are more harmful to yourself or others is taxed high to try to reduce people doing it. A carbon tax is a good thing to try to push people away from using fossil fuels and use some other sort of renewable energy (which again, will be taxed.)
n/a Rd2See-Leusi 2017-06-13
I see, you believe it is your moral obligation to see others punished for their perceived 'sins.' As an aside, people like yourself are the very worst holy rollers alive. Worse than my dying grandparents friends when they meet up in Branson.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
I smoke tobacco and have to pay more since it affects not only my health but others around me so it knocks onto the health service (which the excess tax on tobacco goes to.) Why is it a bad thing to say to car drivers that since they are putting out fumes, they should be taxed more?
I don't believe that things should be taxed (in fact I don't believe that currency should exist at all...) but it's the only way for the people to put back into society of which they have been doing wrong. I don't see much wrong with taxing people on their lifestyle.
n/a JefBeau 2017-06-13
Currency is a "tool." It's the oldest technology on Earth. If you want to fix currency to actually work for the people, outlaw interest.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Your beloved tax isn't going to stop any industrial pollution, it's just another way for banks to make money out of thin air, literally. They want to make money collecting commission for trading carbon taxes and offsets, but all of it is based on lies. They're lies because there's no proof, no strong evidence, and assuming that circumstantial evidence is true is the mark of ignorance.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
lol Ok.
n/a twoheadedsnipe 2017-06-13
Lol, you think sin taxes help people...lolololololololol
n/a Drake02 2017-06-13
Your smoking tax compared to poor people burning tires.
Apples and oranges
Some areas require vehicles and have shit public transportation, taking over 30 minutes of travel to a store. I'm all for a tax if you're down to fix infrastructure to help the ones who can't afford more taxes, or have the funds to buy the new greener technology.
Make it reasonable for society, then you won't be met with roadblocks.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
I certainly agree (although certain cities were purposely built for cars etc, suggest moving away from places like that...)
n/a Drake02 2017-06-13
I'm not talking about big cities. I'm talking about all the flyover states though.
These places are nowhere near wealthy enough to afford the technology required to limit their fossil fuel use.
Half of the people I know still use wood burning stoves in the winter instead of gas or electric because they are too expensive.
They would buy green tech if it was available and affordable.
n/a JefBeau 2017-06-13
Yup, it's almost like he believes in government like a religion. "Faith in government..." shudders
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
A house built on lies cannot stand.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
What lies?
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
The lie that CO2 is a greenhouse gas, that renewable energy is clean, that a carbon tax will do anything to curb pollution from the biggest offenders. That burning things for energy is necessarily damaging to the environment.
Those lies.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Burning things is damaging to the environment... What lies are you trying to spread?
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
No it isn't things burn all the time, you can't have energy without burning things. Even wind depends on a burning ball of gas emitting radiation....
No heat energy no life.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Chemical reactions (burning) releases chemicals into the air that adds to the total amount already in the air. Therefore humans add extra chemicals by burning fossil fuels.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Yeah and chemical reactions also need to happen in order for you to remain alive, just like every other living thing. Also everything is a chemical, I don't think you've really thought this through, sounds to me like you're just regurgitating things you've been told.
We don't add anything, matter like energy cannot be created or destroyed.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
We do add in chemicals into the atmosphere when burning things... If it's stored in an object (say a lump of coal) the gas isn't airborne till its burned.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
I will not be lectured by someone who doesn't grasp basic thermodynamics. Get on my level then we can talk.
n/a QuillPryde 2017-06-13
Lmao
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Well considering I work on combustion at a CFD validation level I'd say I've picked up a thing or two.
n/a QuillPryde 2017-06-13
Obviously not.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
If only your words mattered over my colleagues and the people who write my checks, if only some words could challenge everything I've verified through experimentation, wouldn't that be something.
n/a QuillPryde 2017-06-13
https://www.reddit.com/r/shittyama/comments/1q85s4/im_a_32_yr_old_short_chubby_balding_hairy_dude_ama/
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n/a Nos-BAB 2017-06-13
Good find, who the fuck has ever said they work in combustion anyway? What does it even mean to work in combustion?
n/a QuillPryde 2017-06-13
It's a word they saw in a few crackpot articles, and thought sounded authoritative about the subject. Just another LARPer.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Lot's can change in 3 years.
n/a QuillPryde 2017-06-13
So in the past 3 years you got a degree and job in a field that you still clearly know nothing about?
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
I knew about it when I was doing CFD validations for NOAA, and I learned even more when I did validations for the pharmaceutical industry.
Yeah lots changes in 4 years, you still didn't have pubes.
n/a QuillPryde 2017-06-13
More lies.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Denial is unhealthy.
n/a QuillPryde 2017-06-13
And with your psychology degree, you're qualified to say as much, unlike climate science.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
And in computer science.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
You have a degree in psychology and computer science. Fuck off you piece of shit.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Your point? Do you even know what I do for a living?
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Away and use yer psychology degree elsewhere.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
What is your objective?
n/a madeinwhales 2017-06-13
It's not about creation or destruction, nor is it about whether everything is or isn't a chemical, it's about change. In burning fossil fuels we generate a chemical reaction that would not have otherwise happened - that's how we create energy. The cumulative effect of lots of these reactions causes additional changes in the natural world - an increase in the quantity of CO2 and other gases. This accumulation has a set of properties that causes further change - it traps heat and warms the planet.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Your ass produces the only hazardous gas in your life.
n/a madeinwhales 2017-06-13
Comedy gold
n/a Allez_ 2017-06-13
Yeah!
http://paradigmsanddemographics.blogspot.mx/2009/04/basic-science-of-carbon.html
n/a Soflodude32 2017-06-13
What kind of sub is this? a conspiracy sub trusting "govt." based solutions? Are there any skeptics left on this sub??
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
I don't trust the government because I understand how and why taxes work...
n/a Soflodude32 2017-06-13
Then why are you pushing for another new tax (carbon tax) which is clearly propagated by NWO/Bilderberg/EU/Globalist powers to enrich the pockets of the wealthy corporations?
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
If people want to us fossil fuels needlessly then they should be taxed more. Fossil fuels take a long time to replenish. We should be using renewables more and saving the fossil fuels for emergencies.
n/a Soflodude32 2017-06-13
Who are you to decide who should be taxed and who should not? Do you have any idea what happens to somebody if they refuse to pay taxes? This is a tyranny-of-the-majority mindset, which is why our government has gone to shit. You do not have the right to force people to your will.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
It's not me that is deciding... I agree with it, only because it should hopefully increase the movement of people moving away from a fossil fuel onto a 'cleaner' and more 'environmentally safe' renewable fuel source.
n/a Soflodude32 2017-06-13
thats right.. put faith in your rulers.. keep milking the genuine govt. tit of feelsgoodman
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
NONE OF THEM ARE CLEAN!!!!!! Nuclear is the cleanest as well as practical alternative fuel source, let that sink in.
n/a QuillPryde 2017-06-13
Well that's just not true.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
It is true, not a single alternative technology is clean in the sense that it allows life to flourish. Producing the technology involves more pollution than you can imagine, but you can keep living your pipe dream.
n/a QuillPryde 2017-06-13
Again, just not true.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Again you don't know what you're talking about.
n/a QuillPryde 2017-06-13
If irony were a currency, I'd be rich.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Substitute ignorance for irony and I'd be right there with you.
n/a QuillPryde 2017-06-13
Oh, I didn't even realize this was you in this thread as well.
https://www.reddit.com/r/shittyama/comments/1q85s4/im_a_32_yr_old_short_chubby_balding_hairy_dude_ama/
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n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
3 years ago... Lol ok.
n/a QuillPryde 2017-06-13
So in three years you got a new degree and a job in a field that you still don't know anything about?
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Wind, solar, tidal, geothermal.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
All take oil to manufacture, geothermal is vaporware, I know a lot of people that lost a lot of money investing in it. Manufacturing solar panels doesn't leave flowers behind, and has piddling energy density, wind is impractical, and manufacturing pollutes as does maintenance.
Sorry kid you're living a pipe dream.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Europe and China seems to be doing well harnessing it so get tae... and go use yer psychology degree elsewhere. You are a lying sack of shit and is purposely being manipulative and deceiving. Fuck off.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Lol 4 years ago, things change, you still couldn't drive 4 years ago.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Fuck off you propoganda spewing pig.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
I'm spewing propaganda, what the fuck have you been doing?
You are, retarded, the videogames and cigarettes have taken their toll, denying reality is not going to change it, it's just going to hurt more when it smacks you in the face.
Unless they have a serious breakthrough with batteries, alternative energy is just a novelty, something for guilt ridden idiots with more money than brains to consume in order to pacify their perpetual anxiety.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Yup keep believing that and pushing whatever agenda you have.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
My only agenda is to stop stupidity in it's tracks.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Yup... using psychology to manipulate people away from the truth. You've been exposed. Go away and suck on yer nuclear energy teet.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
The only thing exposed is your ridiculousness.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Yup... Knew you had a game plan and thanks to your dumb ass AMA you have been exposed as a manipulator. Bye.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
I'm the manipulator but here you are yapping about a carbon tax, and how we should pay it. What kind of lame ass reverse psychology stunt you runnin'?
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
What do you not understand about fuck off and goodbye?
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Oh I see you want the last word. Ok.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
I'm not a movie screen, you don't need to project on me.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Also China still burns coal for MOST of it's energy, shutting off 10 plants still leaves over 100 of them operational.
Europe is largely in the same boat, most of their energy comes from natural gas and coal, France is the only country that's really jumped on Nuclear energy.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Try Scandinavia.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
44% of all energy comes from coal, the rest is nuclear, and hydro. And just so you know hydro power isn't as clean as you think it is.
Wind does provide 25% of Denmark's energy, but again wind power isn't as clean as you think, it's impractical, and it's maintenance isn't exactly "green".
n/a Drake02 2017-06-13
Because it's a resurgence of the Al Gore types. The whole Bush fiasco being dug up again because it's the strongest argument against conservatives and often spread by conspiracy theorist in the early days of the post 9/11 world.
It worked back then, they are hoping for a repeat of 2008 for 2018/2020. First step, generate hatred and superiority. You have to literally convince your base that the other side is less than human, they are nothing more than ignorant roadblocks instead of Americans.
Time is a flat circle.
n/a SaltyExplorer 2017-06-13
Maybe it's a conspiracy sub smart enough to know that just saying the government is lying no matter what also isn't a great truth finding tactic.
n/a hippy_barf_day 2017-06-13
Exactly. There's rhetoric and agendas on both sides and I question them both. I don't immediately say one or the other is wrong, but I entertain all possibilities to start, then try my goddamn best to weed out the bullshit. My filter is getting clogged these days.
n/a SaltyExplorer 2017-06-13
Agreed. And this is the third time on this sub where I've seen a response essentially gatekeeping what someone has to believe to comment on r/conspiracy. "You're really against wikileaks on r/conspiracy?" "You're on r/conspiracy and not denying of the government's story?" "You're promoting the MSM's narrative on r/conspiracy?"
Seems like a lot of r/conspiracy is a bunch of kids that all believe and disbelieve the same things. Seems a lot like a...
n/a K-StatedDarwinian 2017-06-13
So we blindly believe OPEC and its unbiased propositions? Come on, the government is much more of a tool for oil companies to curb energy innovation by competitors than listen to science. It's much more likely that "tried and true corp." used government enough to stall alternative energies until it could garner the tech and legal to seize and control it, securing its competitive advantage. For one, all you get is talk about climate change. Where's the real power? In legislation, and it never favors climate change...think about that. So who does it favor? I wonder if those same corporate giants happen to fund a lot of anti-climate change disinfo nonsense to muddy the waters and plant seeds of doubt in those not really up to date on the science but not stupid either, hmm? Don't worry though, we'll transition in energy conspumtion. We have to. We know it, they know it...its just about timing. When they pull the veil and admit to profit or when it's painfully obvious, hopefully the former.
n/a fuster_cluq 2017-06-13
Yeah, except those taxes will just get passed on to the consumer
n/a JefBeau 2017-06-13
"Taxes get passed on to the consumer." Quoted for irony.
n/a fuster_cluq 2017-06-13
What an insightful comment
n/a Turpekal_Thrizz 2017-06-13
Personally I believe that we have almost infinite petrol resources, and will continue to use fossil fuels far into the future. The threat of scarcity is false. In 5th grade I remember being told that we would be entirely out of gas by now...
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
It will run out and it's nieve to think otherwise.
n/a Allez_ 2017-06-13
Carbon and carbon dioxide essential to life. They want to tax it to bankrupt the West.
http://paradigmsanddemographics.blogspot.mx/2009/04/basic-science-of-carbon.html
n/a hungarianmeatslammer 2017-06-13
A carbon tax could be great in theory but I would like to see the evidence that it would be a valid deterrent. I don't really think taxes on sodas or cigarettes has proven to be much of a deterrent. Widespread information campaigns about the dangers of drinking to much soda and smoking are the main reason both are declining not the price. I could be wrong though. When something is addictive it is usually able to overcome price barriers like that. Fossil fuels are the most addictive resource on the planet.
There also needs to be transparency on how that tax money is spent. In my cynical mind, I could just see it being funneled into the coffers of the politicians and corporations that back it. Very little of it will probably be reinvested in order to come up with new renewable energy sources. Maybe it is learned helplessness but we always seem to get screwed over.
n/a DontTreadOnMe16 2017-06-13
This.
I don't deny the climate is changing, I deny that TPTB are actually looking out for "all of our best interests" in doing anything to change it.
n/a SaltyExplorer 2017-06-13
That's not the only thing we know for sure. The majority of scientist say that they know for sure that humans are making it warmer. It's their job to know this and they say they do know for sure. You're the one telling them they don't know for sure.
n/a JefBeau 2017-06-13
Dude, ice cores.
n/a SaltyExplorer 2017-06-13
You can disparage individual points but the fact remains that the people whose job it is to know whether we're causing global warming say we're causing global warming.
n/a jubway 2017-06-13
Weather changes. Climate is supposed to keep a consistent weather pattern in a region.
n/a drewpee2016 2017-06-13
I honestly cannot see what is so hard to understand about humans changing the climate. How can people see all the pollution in the air and water caused by us and still think we are doing no damage? I love a good conspiracy theory but I feel like climate change denial is the most dangerous conspiracy to believe.
I don't need to read a ton of research papers and listen to any debate about this to know that we are hurting the planet.
If I sat in my room with the doors closed and burned trash it would be pretty damn obvious the effect Im having. That is essentially what humans are doing with the planet. Earth is a closed room and we are burning all types of nasty chemicals in sight without a care for the smoke surrounding us.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Thank god there is someone with sense. I do feel like this conspiracy has been purposely constructed to try to get people to keep buy fossil fuels. Very dangerous conspiracy that is being pushed out.
n/a irondumbell 2017-06-13
Pollutants in the environment and pollutants that cause the greenhouse effect are two different things though.
n/a drewpee2016 2017-06-13
I was being general with the word pollution. I figure people would get the argument of my post without going into detail.
n/a poopcircle 2017-06-13
The entire climate change movement in a nutshell.
n/a a1s2d3f4g5t 2017-06-13
what i don't get is why any conspiracist would champion a suppposed conspiracy that only hurts the petro-feul, petro-dollar cabal which is (1) why we are destroying the ME as the step-and-fetchits of SA and (2) actively waging war against citizens that want to break the power companies' monopolies.
in FL, we just barely beat an FPL trojan horse prop that would have forced those of us with solar panels to pay FPL a solar usage fee every month. some of those NO votes were surely from people who think climate change is bullshit, because the presidential race was almost half and half, but the NOs were 55%.
most conspiracies always boil down to the those with power and money entrenching their power and money against us. big petroleum ain't the freind of the common man. and they are winning the fight against the climate change believers. it's exactly like the battle against big tabacco.
i also don't get why it makes a difference if who is right about climate. the worst case scenario is that you have less exhaust in the air you breathe. i'll take their bet that exhaust from cars is benign, go lock youself in your garage and turn your car on. I'll take their bet that crude oil spilling into water or land is benign, go dig up the soil and fertilize your yard with it or drink a cup of oil filled stream water. i'll take their bet that fracking is benign, go run your tap and set it on fire.
if they argue they aren't arguing that, they come off as idiots because the only result of their "winning" is more oil in the environment, at least until we start feeling the effects of peak oil.
climate change has become the new diest/atheist argument. no one is going to yeild, but we can learn from it because nothing has ever stoped them uniting in disasters to help as many people as they can. it doesn't matter if one side does it because of christian charity and the other does it because they think it's the decenct thing to do.
it baffles me tbh
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Stop using petroleum then, stop cold turkey. Good luck, it means you're giving up modern medicine, transportation, heating, modern housing, electricity, electronics, and just about everything you interact with in human world. Oh and your clothes too, because you need farm equipment to harvest the cotton, which probably runs on diesel and needs oil. Goes double for food, our pesticides, and fertilizers are petroleum based.
The real conspiracy is excessive government regulation over nuclear energy, which is the only realistic alternative source of energy. But everyone fears the nuclear genie because they grew up playing fall out and call of duty, which are just stupid games.
n/a drewpee2016 2017-06-13
I know nuclear energy is considered a safe energy to use, but I can't help but think of fukashima and Chernobyl when I hear this argument. I personally don't think nuclear energy is the way to go juat becauae of the potential catastrophic consequences, but I think it is an argument worth having. We just need to get away from oil.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Fukashima and Chernobyl have both been blown out of proportion, it's less dangerous than Zero Hedge lets on. Chernobyl isn't some nuclear wasteland, call of duty isn't real life, it's a videogame. The radiation effect is just an invisible wall in the game to keep you in the sand box, it's not real life.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
What disinformation are you on about? They two disasters have been very bad and should not be downplayed. The fact that Chernobyl is still sitting there, degrading should tell you something.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2016/04/060418-chernobyl-wildlife-thirty-year-anniversary-science/
Too many video games will rot your brain.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Yup and so does listening to you lol
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Well then I guess you want to rot your brain because here we are. Or maybe it's too late for you.
n/a NakedAndBehindYou 2017-06-13
Pollution is a different issue than global warming. CO2 is not pollution except if it causes temperature change, whereas many other chemicals are pollution (cause health problems for humans) whilst not affecting global temperatures.
n/a LivefromPhoenix 2017-06-13
C02 negate health effects. Even if you don't believe in climate change, how is that not pollution?
n/a NakedAndBehindYou 2017-06-13
According to that, the health effects aren't even very serious until you get into CO2 levels that are more than 15x the normal amount found in the atmosphere at any given moment.
In order to reach those levels you would have to be inside a building that has horrible air circulation and is poorly designed so it traps CO2. You are not going to find those levels of CO2 out in the normal atmosphere as "pollution" from factories or something like that.
n/a bizmarxie 2017-06-13
I see this issue the same way you do. I consider myself an environmentalist. I want us to go around planting permaculture food forest as foreign policy and consider myself an eco-Utopianist. I don't believe in climate change alarmism and that is what broke the camels back for me and turned me into a skeptic. CO2 is not actually a pollutant- it's what forests eat. All living things depend on the carbon cycle. Meanwhile climate change alarmism only focuses on one element in a ppm in the atmosphere and declares: this number is "safe" & this number means certain doom for humanity.
Meanwhile we've got studies saying stuff like "climate change" is causing the Great Lakes have a problem with algae blooms with NO mention of stopping pollution at the source from industrial, agricultural & chemical runoff... which used to be the cause of problems. But now the culprit is CO2 with NO mention of any other known pollutant.
And we are simultaneously deforesting the entire equator for profit and leaving nothing behind. How is that helping? It's all hogwash. Then I learned that they wanted to create a carbon trading scheme & Lloyd Blankfien's first tweet was to chastise Trump for pulling out of the worthless piece of paper that is the Paris agreement and I knew exactly what this was about.
Alarmism to make a carbon trading scheme on wall street.
n/a FidelHimself 2017-06-13
And what percentage of climate change is caused by human activity? These so-called deniers are mostly people like me who see that this issue is being used to take away our personal and national sovereignty.
n/a drewpee2016 2017-06-13
What is being taken away from us? I am genuinely curious. How is it taking away our sovereignty, nationally or personally?
n/a pisspoorpoet 2017-06-13
idk maybe the hundreds of billions in taxes they want for the production of a gas necessary to life.
n/a PizzaPartyP0desta 2017-06-13
The climate definitely changes, but how much does carbon effect that change? This is what scientists still don't agree on.
Did you know that methane from cows used in the meat industry produce more greenhouse gasses than all the cars in the United States? I guess Hillary was looking out for the environment when she scammed on those cattle futures.
Commercial shipping produces even more greenhouse gasses than cows. TPTB care nothing about the environment, and driving a hybrid car isn't going to save the polar bears.
n/a bizmarxie 2017-06-13
Thank you. This is my argument. They cherry pick which ghg they want to demonize- they've chosen the least dangerous one. It's BC they planned on making a carbon trading market on wallstreet. Did you know that?
n/a The_Noble_Lie 2017-06-13
Is it really a closed room?
n/a FidelHimself 2017-06-13
What percentage of Climate Change is caused by human activity? I'm guessing you can't even explain the most popular Flat Earth Model.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
That would be difficult to determine. Total Change - Natural Change = Man Made.
Using fossil fuels for 100+ years, all day, every day, majority of countries... has to contribute somewhat (largely...)
I've asked plenty of FE questions but no one can make me understand it like I do globular earth. FE isn't real / doesn't exist. Sorry bud, it's to fuck with us and trick us.
n/a FidelHimself 2017-06-13
In otherwords you don't know how much of climate change is caused by mankind and you can't cite evidence. Ever heard of the Medieval Warming Period? I guess that was cause by all of the bonfires people were using to cook their food?
When did you start believing the earth is a spinning ball? Did you conduct some sort of experiment or were you told to memorize these facts by your public school master?
Not an argument.
NASA Lie: Stars in space
What is Gravity?
Zoom on distant boat - Doesn't not disappear over the curvature though it appears to. Objects at this distance to be obfuscated by the earths curvature (~8in/mi2).
Day and Night
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
I have been into stars and space my whole life. There is things that FE can't explain therefore is false. Sorry on hurting your feelings. You are free to believe what you want (but it's unfortunately not true.)
n/a FidelHimself 2017-06-13
Possible causes of the Current Warm Period include increased solar activity, decreased volcanic activity, and changes to ocean circulation.
Me too! We are friends now.
Try me. Just because you don't understand the theory does not make the earth a ball spinning at over 1,000mph are the equator! Most of us 'FEers' don't claim to know the ultimate reality - we are merely skeptical of the accepted model.
Did you know that Columbus had never seen the earth and his voyage did not prove the earth is a ball?
Did you know that Newton and his contemporaries were unaware of electromagnetic force. His theory of Gravity remains unproven.
Did you know that Eratosthenes' experiment works on the FE model?
NASA photos are composites
Don Petit - We Can't go back to the moon
NASA caught faking distance to Moon
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Timezones? Difference in visible star clusters from Northern and Southern Hemispheres? Where does the oceans go? Orbit of the moon and it's cycles? Highest and lowest points of the sun in a year?
Globular Earth model explains all of this. I struggle to find a proper explanation for all of these.
n/a FidelHimself 2017-06-13
Timezones
At night, a person on a the street sees different street lights than a person on the same street 1 mile away. In the FE model, the stars in the sky are nowhere near as far a we have been told.
The planet is encircled by the 'Continent' of Antarctica which contains all known bodies of water. The UN Flag seems eerily similar to this model.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
What a load of crock, really...
n/a FidelHimself 2017-06-13
This is not an argument. You are acting out of emotion because you aren't able to believe you've been fooled.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Yup, I'm the one that's been fooled...
You never explained highest and lowest point of the sun or the orbit of the moon etc. Sorry but I know and enjoy space. The Earth is a fucking globe. You can have your belief (doesn't mean it's correct though...)
n/a FidelHimself 2017-06-13
But I did when I sent you an image of the model. Here it is as an animation
Tell me this, would you believe the earth is flat even if you had evidence?
Your theory requires 'belief' mine is based on disbelief in the accepted model. You believe your theory because of second hand knowledge. Tell me, when did you start believing the earth is a spinning ball with people walking around an all sides? Did you have evidence or did you just accept the belief? Like a religion. The religion of Scientism.
Chicago skyline from across Lake Michigan ~60 mi. With a curvature of ~8 in. per miles squared the vertical distance hidden by the earth’s curve should be ~2166 . The Sears tower is 1,729′ tall at the tip. None of this should be visible.
Earth Curvature Calculator
Can you show me evidence of earth's curvature?
Can you provide an experiment or observation which proves water can be anything other than completely level?
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
No it doesn't. It requires calculations and even you can calculate it. I already questioned all this a long time ago but understanding about space, stars and planets, all the calculations are there and have been for a long time.
You're not going to be able to persuade me of the hypothetical, propoganda-esk, flat earth theory. There are more holes in the theory than the Earth being a globular type shape. Let's just leave it there. I'm sorry if I offend your religious beliefs.
n/a illithid_business 2017-06-13
FE?
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Flat Earth
n/a The_Noble_Lie 2017-06-13
Quick question gor my mental model. Do you also post against the space hoax? (In short summary, NASA and all space agencies fake their manned "space" operations, or perhaps fake it all)
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
I don't trust NASA but don't know enough one way or another to make a valid point or criticism. I certainly don't think we are told as much as they know. I do believe the majority (if not all) of space flights are real, but the purpose we are told might not be the truth.
n/a The_Noble_Lie 2017-06-13
And what if told you the manned operations are a farce? Actually, why do you believe the majority, if not all, space flights are real, rather than an impressive entertainment show?
n/a Drake02 2017-06-13
Well, it's amazing watching posts get distracted into talking about something other than the subject. Case in point: everything under me.
n/a Ignix 2017-06-13
You are correct, but there are a lot of "users" who brigade this place nowadays.
n/a Sara_Solo 2017-06-13
It's probably the only place on reddit that isn't 99% the same political ideology aka an echo chamber. So there's a huge fight for influence.
n/a Ilsaluna 2017-06-13
As long as the checks clear, they'll continue to push whatever wherever they're told to do it.
The nonsense attack about being a Trump supporter and/or name-calling, i.e., Trumptard, is probably first on the list of instructions when someone responds to their bait.
Getting someone to engage is the goal (they know they won't change your mind) as it keeps the person from participating in more worthwhile conversations. If the conversation is continued, the ridiculousness escalates with the intent of getting the other user banned, so it's best to just ignore them.
Tag 'em and move on to things that interest you and are worth your time.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Engaging is funny though. You can start telling alt accounts because of the timing of replies. So while people are engaging the shrills, it's causing the shills to not be able to properly derail topics (more so if it's their topic or an older one.) Other big thing to notice them is the amount of hyperlinks to 'back up' their statements (as though they have a speadsheet open with all the details, ready to counter post.) You can always tell if they don't have the info at hand since they go silent for a while, until they are able to find 'evidence' to back up their fake point. A lot of conspiracies are logical. It's when you start noticing the illogical ones being pushed that you know THEY are trying to do something...
n/a Ilsaluna 2017-06-13
Indeed. I've engaged a few just to see how far they'd go and while I was surprised, they didn't disappoint. They'll say pretty much anything to get the reaction they want and when it doesn't come, they either go for the good stuff or they begin going in circles repeating the same few things every couple of comments.
There are a few that so consistently support each other, I'm not sure if it's one guy with alts or if they sit next to each other and coordinate who is going to take which role that day.
n/a Nutricidal 2017-06-13
Take them down to the logic hole. A place where there is no escaping. That's when they have no choice but to bail.
n/a flyinghighernow 2017-06-13
Oh, they can escape it all right. :P
Circles all day long.
Here's a classic case.
Person A puts up a false statement or misuses logic.
Person B corrects the false statement or misuse of logic.
Person A retorts with name calling, then an accusation that Person B has committed an ad hominem.
Then weave into this failure to reply to responses, new excuses, different paths, etc.
n/a Girlforgeeks 2017-06-13
Option b, friend.
n/a cryoshon 2017-06-13
in theory your title is right, but in practice most people who raise that point with exclusive reference to trump are just pro-trumpists.
see subreddits like /r/media_criticism which are mostly up in arms over anti-trump material...
sure, the media has given trump a hard time. much of the media attention has been frivolous or focused on unimportant matters. or fabricated. or horribly slanted.
but it hasn't been a hard enough time. the man is a fraud and a threat to us all, and the media has managed to identify some-- but not all, or even most-- of the absurd and detrimental things that man is doing.
n/a Trontaun79 2017-06-13
Understatement of the century. I've been alive long enough to see the last 30 years of Presidents and how the media as a unit treats them, never has a sitting President faced this kind of constant onslaught from the start.
n/a DoesNotTalkMuch 2017-06-13
Have you lived long enough to see a president insult the family of a dead veteran live on national television?
I said this yesterday when it was the top post on reddit. Trump brings it all on himself. If there's a conspiracy, it's related to how this post needs to be here every single day.
n/a Trontaun79 2017-06-13
The media was Trumps enemy from the moment the GE began, after the orders from Hillary's camp to artificially prop him up(check the leaked emails) ended.
n/a DoesNotTalkMuch 2017-06-13
Look man, you got fooled. The gold star families thing was one distinct difference between trump and other candidates, but if you actually pay attention to the criticism and read between the lines, you'll find that a lot of it is genuinely fair.
n/a JoeChristma 2017-06-13
So you woke up from a coma on 1/20/17? Cause Barry didn't exactly get it easy...
n/a liberal_artist 2017-06-13
Are you fucking kidding? As soon as anyone took a dig at Obama the left pulled the race card.
n/a cryoshon 2017-06-13
to be fair no other president has fucked up so consistently or intentionally antagonized so many different groups so studiously from the start
n/a Trontaun79 2017-06-13
There's not a fair comparison to be made because no other President has had the media out to get him from day 1. Plus when you factor the majority of these issues are based off anonymous sources you have to question the legitimacy of them to begin with.
n/a cryoshon 2017-06-13
he started antagonizing them far before his day 1, so...
n/a Trontaun79 2017-06-13
He's highlighted the corruption and bias in the media far before his day 1, and they've proven him to be right since then.
When your job is to report the news without bias, there is no such thing as "he started it".
n/a HenceFourth 2017-06-13
So your idea of unbiased journalism is not reporting a presidents negative actions?
n/a NGonBeGone 2017-06-13
You don't actually believe that do you? Trump has never been against corruption. For fucks sake he pays Tucker and breitbart is literally state run media now. He LOVES corruption and bias. For fucks sake he shares infowars.
Your talking point seems like something that would be sent to trump worshipping pundits.blatant bullshit
n/a DontTreadOnMe16 2017-06-13
And people say its Russian-Trump bots that brigade this sub... yet look at how your logical post is doing compared to the completely biased and blinded posts above and below you.
n/a liberal_artist 2017-06-13
You are right. People saying Obama got the same treatment, trying to pass Rush Limbaugh off as the "MSM." Fuck these shills.
n/a NGonBeGone 2017-06-13
Oh bull fucking shit. Trumps neggitive coverage is of his own doing by being an incompetent moron.
These Trump administration talking points are insane.
n/a dfu3568ete6 2017-06-13
Funny how this person basically made the same post 5 hours ago. Is this the new talking point? That Trump does tons of stupid shit which brings negative attention to himself?
Was it media manipulation when he attacked a Gold Star Family on national television? Made fun of the disabled? How about his talking shit about his own Intel agencies? Shoved the PM of another country? Acts like a high school girl on Twitter? What about bringing up Rosie O'Donnell during a presidential debate?
Maybe if he wasn't a walking train wreck that can't get out of his own way he'd stop giving the media reason to attack him.
n/a aaaaa2222 2017-06-13
Every single one of these has been disproven and is only "true" if you get your news from reading reddit headlines. Seriously, thanks for completely proving my point.
n/a TucanSamBitch 2017-06-13
I mean here's a direct video of him bringing up Rosie at the debates: https://youtu.be/zVilhPGRJdQ
n/a RingDingDoop 2017-06-13
If he responds to this, his answer is going to be "well who cares anyway?".
The SOP right now is: "Trump never said that, but if he did it doesn't matter."
n/a kittypryde123 2017-06-13
And then eventually: Hillary would have been worse
n/a FnordFinder 2017-06-13
And then finally "go back to /r/politics."
n/a troushers 2017-06-13
There is also footage of him using exactly the same mannerisms against Ted Cruz, unidentified Army Generals, and various others as he is supposed to have used to specifically mock a disabled reporter.
The claim, though oft repeated, simply does not withstand critical scrutiny.
n/a TucanSamBitch 2017-06-13
IIRC those incidents were after the thing with the reporter, so he was clearly trying to play it off, and the reporter has said that Trump knew him and knew he was disabled
n/a troushers 2017-06-13
He mocked the reporter in November 2016. A month earlier he mocked banking regulators using the same gesture and army generals using the exact same gesture. Like I said, when you actually look into it, the complaint has no substance.
n/a TucanSamBitch 2017-06-13
2015, not 2016, and he said before he did the gesture "You've got to see this guy" and did the whole mocking, including the limp wrist, which he doesn't really do when mocking the generals. He also claimed to not know him when the reporter had previously covered him for a couple years and interviewed him, Trump was lying.
Either way my point still stands that many of OP claims that were called 'disproven' were clearly not
n/a troushers 2017-06-13
How many reporters has Trump come across, do you think? Estimate it. You have to switch off your sole remaining braincell to entertain the idea that Trump genuinely wanted to mock a disabled reporter, so he hose to use the same gesture he'd previously used, because he remembered the exact mechanism of his disability from the thousands of reporters that Trump had met in his life. It is just a ridiculous, hysterical assertion.
n/a dfu3568ete6 2017-06-13
Nice try but your not lying your way out of this lol.
Doubling down on attacking the Kahn family - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_8dSiQBXog
Mocking disabled reporter - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WumFK-f9xhY
Bashing Intel Agencies - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDTAe4E3gRg https://twitter.com/realdonaldtrump/status/819164172781060096?lang=en
Shoving PM of Montenegro - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDsQfXDzebE
O'Donnell insult during debate - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9lcr-wsYOk
n/a abowsh 2017-06-13
FAKE NEWS!
But in all seriousness, the lies that you are replying to work because people are lazy. On Reddit, it's incredibly common for people to develop a strong opinion about an article based solely on the headline. But that isn't something unique to this site. People are lazy and will gladly accept information that conforms to their beliefs while actively ignoring any evidence/proof that contradicts them.
n/a psyderr 2017-06-13
I dislike Trump but the only one of these I take issue with is mocking a disabled reporter. The rest are either sensationalized ("shoving" lol), uninteresting, or even good: it's about time the president calls out the IC.
n/a dfu3568ete6 2017-06-13
He's not Stallone or Schwarzenegger lol. What do you think it looks like when a 70 year old shoves someone out of the way?
n/a psyderr 2017-06-13
You would call that a shove, lol? I would say he "brushed him aside"
n/a Generic_On_Reddit 2017-06-13
Why did you put true in quotation marks? How have any of those been disproven? How are they not true?
n/a BushyDio 2017-06-13
Man, theres so many videos of him doing shit that would bring on so much hate. Its not a conspiracy, he's doing it on purpose. Thats why he's popular.
n/a eupf 2017-06-13
One of the best things he did. Not exactly as ballsy as what JFK had to say, but it was a step in the right direction. Too bad that it won't happen again, so you can rest easy now. Nobody is gonna talk bad about your poor, misunderstood, abused little deep state anymore.
n/a GlenCompton 2017-06-13
Some are true believers. Some just spam links. Some think Trump = TPTB. Some , I suspect, are just here to shill MSM articles. Then there are some who hail from the marchagainsttrump/resist/enoughtrumpspam crew, but they are pretty obvious because they spend most of their time in the comments complaining about this sub and calling it TD 2.0 or TD lite because we don't get excited for their washington post or other anonymously sourced trump gossip articles.
I wish there was a rule against ONLY spamming links and never commenting, but I am sure there are honest exceptions that would hurt.
The best stuff in this sub is always in the comment sections.
n/a Trontaun79 2017-06-13
I'd argue the opposite when a sub is being taken over like this one. Right now the shills have enough "posters" to take over the comments section and upvote what they choose. Not enough real posters take the time to delve into the comments section, they just upvote articles based off the title and move on.
It's why you see such a disparity these days here between the topics that get upvoted, and the content of the upvoted comments.
n/a DoesNotTalkMuch 2017-06-13
Why wouldn't it be the opposite?
It'd be way easier to get a bot-farm to upvote articles than to automatically vet comments.
I would argue that the pro-trump bot farm (as seen on T_D, and proven when they couldn't even get a petition to match 1/5 the size of their userbase) is upvoting the articles and the comments are natural.
n/a Trontaun79 2017-06-13
Same thign happened in /r/politics. I watched it unfold live after Sanders lost CA during the primary. The sub went from a Pro Sanders anti MSM sub to a CTR infested Pro Hillary pro MSM sub.
Shills take over the comments, so even though the content of the articles matches the tone of the sub the comments don't. Eventually the organic posters leave after getting fed up with the comments sections, and the shills have enough to take over the front page articles as well.
n/a rmwe 2017-06-13
You're missing the point of the person above you. It is much easier and automated process to game upvotes on articles you submit yourself than it is to have a group of people manipulating the comments. And since most people just read the headlines and never go into the comments it is also a much more fruitful method of narrative control. It makea 0 sense to leave the headlines alone and then shill in the comments, like you assert is happening.
n/a whacko_jacko 2017-06-13
It's not true though, because way more people upvote or downvote the article than participate in the comments. It takes fewer accounts to attack the comments and accomplishes multiple psychological subversion goals along the way.
n/a DoesNotTalkMuch 2017-06-13
Doesn't matter. People are expensive and IP addresses are cheap.
n/a spinandflux 2017-06-13
It happened fast. I still haven't wrapped my head around all the forces that were at play surrounding that transition
n/a DoesNotTalkMuch 2017-06-13
It's not hard to figure out. The subreddit was liberal.
The liberal candidate in the primaries was Sanders.
Then the primaries ended. The liberal candidate in the main election was Hillary.
n/a spinandflux 2017-06-13
It was more drastic than that. Before CA, it was anti-Clinton, too.
n/a DoesNotTalkMuch 2017-06-13
Sure, right up until the point where being anti-Clinton was being pro-Trump.
And even after the primaries there was a lot more anti-trump sentiment than pro-clinton sentiment.
n/a spinandflux 2017-06-13
Yea. S4P got overrun by trump fans trying to pull us over. And then the demexit phenomenon happened. Crazy, high-emotion times.
n/a DoesNotTalkMuch 2017-06-13
The subreddit went from hillary vs sanders to hillary vs trump, and it picked the liberal candidate both times.
The CTR stuff was just a distraction; we even got CTR's internal playbooks and astroturfing wasn't in there.
n/a Rd2See-Leusi 2017-06-13
The idea is to 'no platform' anyone right of Vladimir Lenin. The idea is to prevent you from even considering voicing support for the president or even so much as one of his actions (even if it was working to dissolve the BIS, they'd be opposed.
It's group manipulation. It's thought policing. Every ounce of obnoxious they squeezed into the years 2008-2016 they now squeeze into every comment thread on the Internet where anyone dare speak positively of the president. I see that you've noticed too.
n/a bulla564 2017-06-13
ORRRRRRRR everyone in the world but desperate ardent Trump supporters, see that Trump as a human being is absolute gutter trash.
n/a hungarianmeatslammer 2017-06-13
I disagree with Trumps policies and I would actually be happy if he was impeached. We are in an important time in human history and we need a more capable leader. With that being sad, you and your radicalized anti-trump buddies are just as guilty as Trump cultists in terms of bringing this country down farther into this shit hole. The fact that you can call a human being who seems to be a good father to his kids and has not been charged with any crimes gutter trash is embarrassing. You need to learn some compassion and empathy.
n/a bulla564 2017-06-13
I am and forever will be a Bernie Democrat, who's campaign was the embodiment of the compassion and empathy needed in this country. He was robbed by pro-corporate neoliberals, and now the country is under the control of Ayn Rand right-wing authoritarian cultists that represent the latest closest existential threat to the US we all once knew. We could be one Marshall law away from a narcissist tyrant pulling a Turkey on our country.
I do 100% agree with you that we are starving for a more capable leader that can unite people on the left and the right under the common cause of well-being for the majority of Americans, versus the current subjugation of the middle and lower classes by wealthy sociopaths in power controlling both parties.
We all need to rise up against this common enemy, but I agree that we are reaching extreme levels of division fomented by media propaganda on both sides.
n/a Rd2See-Leusi 2017-06-13
Let's play, "name that fallacy!"
n/a Rationallyunpopular 2017-06-13
Its a psychological abuse tactic. They want to drive you crazy by gaslighting you and calling you names that you are not, in order to eventually try and break down your belief system and convince yourself that because you believe XYZ, you MUST BE a horrible trump supporter.
n/a Sara_Solo 2017-06-13
This would be the top comment if we weren't getting brigaded so hard
n/a Rationallyunpopular 2017-06-13
The people who need to see it will see it.
n/a wavecollapse 2017-06-13
This is a salient point.
Unfortunately it's buried easily in the noise of astroturing and ideology.
n/a mastigia 2017-06-13
They have framed the discussion in such a way that if you aren't rabidly anti-trump, not only are you a trump shill, but you are a blight on the human race too. It's ridiculous, and artificial. They are weaponizing synthetic shame.
n/a bulla564 2017-06-13
The shame should be felt purely on the basis that Trump has been an incompetent snake oil salesman for most of his adult life, but servile desperate low-information voters are still falling for his "I truly care about you" bullshit.
n/a Couch_Attack 2017-06-13
A random esist poster shows up to prove OPs point!
n/a Sara_Solo 2017-06-13
I don't even bother clicking on their user history anymore because they're always coming from the same group of agenda subreddits.
n/a Couch_Attack 2017-06-13
Haha yeah it's super obvious. I wish you could res tag on phones! That would truly be a gift.
n/a bulla564 2017-06-13
You are just an un-American tool who is gullible to fall for late-night infomercials from a SNAKE, or as Trumpies call it "Trump campaign promises".
The world is ashamed that you all defend your redneck crew in the White House no matter what, even when such a dumb puppet of the oligarch is giving away our government under your nose. Thanks Trumpies. Enjoy the next 15 months.
n/a Couch_Attack 2017-06-13
Wow... You need to take a break from politics in my opinion. You are very angry and hateful and I just don't think hating strangers as much as you do is this healthy.
Take the blinders off and calm down buddy.
n/a bulla564 2017-06-13
The Founding Fathers would be livid at the apathy of Trumpies. I refuse to accept that our American Experiment is culminating with such a dumbass swindler in power. Reality TV and a general lack of education finally caught up to us. With corporations having the most servile puppet yet, it is time to get as angry as Americans were by 1776.
n/a Couch_Attack 2017-06-13
Calls for revolution eh? I don't think so. You can use all the buzzwords you want. If you think Hillary, Obama, or even Bush wasn't in the pockets of the Banks and Corporations I have a bridge to sell you. The government combined with horrifically stupid practices led to nearly the collapse of our financial system and remember who went to jail for that?
Yeah now with Trump in power the corporations finally win! Oh no! Dude go Occupy Wall Street lol.
n/a bulla564 2017-06-13
Calls for alertness and patriotism. I call Trump supporters servile tools because the only answer to all the shady shit Trump is pulling is for them to look the other way and say "lol Obama and Clinton did it so...". The main difference between the two is Republicans wear the subjugation of women, minorities, and the poor as a fucked up and macabre badge of honor. Their big money donors are quite pleased. Again, the state of both parties would make our Founding Fathers livid.
n/a -seany 2017-06-13
How much you get paid tho?
n/a bulla564 2017-06-13
I wish!
n/a -seany 2017-06-13
Seriously.. How does one seek employment with ShareBlue? Did they recruit you via blackmail? Do you work from home? Can you choose your hours?
n/a bulla564 2017-06-13
Thanks for that clarification! All this time I was looking for ShariaBlue in Indeed.com.
n/a RedditIsSoCucked 2017-06-13
Yes, the last presidential election made it abundantly clear that a significant portion of the US public is happy to have smoke blown up their asses, so long as it is their preferred flavor of bullshit. We deserve everything that we are about to get.
n/a CrazyColoradoan 2017-06-13
Is Donald Trump/government the first government to be supported by /r/conspiracy? I thought we were suppose to be suspicious of the government.
n/a ButMuhRussians 2017-06-13
Did you not read the post at all? You don't have to support them to see the media had marching orders.
n/a CrazyColoradoan 2017-06-13
Go through his profile. Lol. And the front page - support, support, support!
Shit wait, you're from /r/The_Donald
n/a Cranky_Kong 2017-06-13
Media manipulation AGAINST Drumpfh?
Where is this supposed propaganda happening?
Am I in crazy world now?
n/a helloooo_dani 2017-06-13
Agenda Setting Theory. The unseen yet influential forces are the puppet masters. They use various forms of media platforms to prime/ manipulate people into thinking/behaving a certain way subconsciously.
n/a Mrexreturns 2017-06-13
Both sides are responsible for their own propaganda campaigns.
n/a Another-Chance 2017-06-13
i am glad we can all agree that calling someone a trump supporter is seen in a negative light.
Because it is.
n/a WooTs_67 2017-06-13
Soon you guys will be calling for them to be marked and put in camps
n/a bulla564 2017-06-13
There IS media manipulation against Trump.
Trump IS an incompetent fucking tool of the oligarchs who has been swimming in Russian mafia money since the 1980's, and Trump is DUMB enough that he has been fumbling and digging his own grave through his own glaring mistakes since prior to taking office.
Both sides have a point, but Trump was a bad bet all around for his servile supporters.
n/a ILoveJuices 2017-06-13
I dunno. Trump going after Lynch and Comey for covering for Hillary has me a bit in his camp today.
n/a Gzuzzwept 2017-06-13
https://i866.photobucket.com/albums/ab229/9Iron/tumblr_mqm0qbH01O1r3vs52o2_500_zps99e7e36e.gif
n/a FidelHimself 2017-06-13
THANK YOU
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n/a RECOGNI7E 2017-06-13
Sure the media is biased, it always has been, this is nothing new. Trump is still a fucking moron and unfit to be president.
n/a SaltyExplorer 2017-06-13
But it's usually calling into question the credibility of the media in order to try and discredit their take on a Trump v Media story - thus tacitly boosting up Trump. Maybe they're conspiracies that should be pointed out but they're not unmotivated in the context of the Trump information war.
n/a butteredfingernails 2017-06-13
I've run into flack for this as well. I'm not particularly fond of Trump, but I can't in good conscience tolerate baseless attacks. There's plenty to go after him for that's legitimate, it's just dirty and lazy to make things up.
n/a sweetholymosiah 2017-06-13
It must be both... Anyone casually into politics simply will not abide anything but criticism of Trump, specifically.
n/a keeperofpigs 2017-06-13
Just to lighten things up today I found out you can use obtuse in a situation not involving triangles.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
It will be once the world totally fucks up : )
n/a Ferfrendongles 2017-06-13
So is closing yourself off to the idea that it is fabricated! :D But yes, it is good to be good to your surroundings. I have a smart car because I'm poor but I still want to lessen my impact, not to mention my own garden, and hopefully some chickens, soon. Am I certain that some shadowy group is poisoning my food and destroying the world with carbon emissions? Nah. Do I try to do my best in a world of uncertainty? Yeah.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Most of your 'info' is false and fabricated to fit the 'climate change hoax' agenda.
There is extreme weather... Sea levels have risen... Heat records are being broken world wide (last year or the year before...)
Mostly fake info to push the climate change hoax narrative, mixed in with TPTB type shit to get people to be led along easier. Manipulation.
n/a Rd2See-Leusi 2017-06-13
I see, you believe it is your moral obligation to see others punished for their perceived 'sins.' As an aside, people like yourself are the very worst holy rollers alive. Worse than my dying grandparents friends when they meet up in Branson.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
A house built on lies cannot stand.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Nope. Humans were created.
n/a sushisection 2017-06-13
Im gonna send you these one by one. RIP your inbox
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs10712-011-9119-1
n/a sushisection 2017-06-13
http://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/aa6825
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Yeah and chemical reactions also need to happen in order for you to remain alive, just like every other living thing. Also everything is a chemical, I don't think you've really thought this through, sounds to me like you're just regurgitating things you've been told.
We don't add anything, matter like energy cannot be created or destroyed.
n/a sushisection 2017-06-13
https://academic.oup.com/icesjms/article/65/3/414/789605/Impacts-of-ocean-acidification-on-marine-fauna-and
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
It's simple to see that we do add into the overall effect. How much, is difficult to determine but I would be very surprised if it was a very little amount.
n/a sushisection 2017-06-13
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs10712-011-9119-1
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
You're going to be extremely surprised then.
n/a sushisection 2017-06-13
Research on rising sea levels in Bangladesh
https://judithcurry.com/2013/10/07/bangladesh-sea-level-rise/
n/a sushisection 2017-06-13
Research on antarctic ice shelf loss
http://science.sciencemag.org/content/348/6232/327
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
I wish... so no, I don't. I just agree that we should be taxed on things that have an effect on society.
n/a troushers 2017-06-13
He mocked the reporter in November 2016. A month earlier he mocked banking regulators using the same gesture and army generals using the exact same gesture. Like I said, when you actually look into it, the complaint has no substance.
n/a Trontaun79 2017-06-13
Same thign happened in /r/politics. I watched it unfold live after Sanders lost CA during the primary. The sub went from a Pro Sanders anti MSM sub to a CTR infested Pro Hillary pro MSM sub.
Shills take over the comments, so even though the content of the articles matches the tone of the sub the comments don't. Eventually the organic posters leave after getting fed up with the comments sections, and the shills have enough to take over the front page articles as well.
n/a Soflodude32 2017-06-13
What kind of sub is this? a conspiracy sub trusting "govt." based solutions? Are there any skeptics left on this sub??
n/a fuster_cluq 2017-06-13
Yeah, except those taxes will just get passed on to the consumer
n/a Turpekal_Thrizz 2017-06-13
Personally I believe that we have almost infinite petrol resources, and will continue to use fossil fuels far into the future. The threat of scarcity is false. In 5th grade I remember being told that we would be entirely out of gas by now...
n/a immense_and_terrible 2017-06-13
Which PTB, though? Because half of them are super against AGW (oil, coal, military industrial lobbies, heavy industry, etc)
You're lying to yourself if you think TPTB have a unified position on global climate change.
n/a SpongeBobSquarePants 2017-06-13
How is quoting the sources you linked to sliding?
n/a Allez_ 2017-06-13
Carbon and carbon dioxide essential to life. They want to tax it to bankrupt the West.
http://paradigmsanddemographics.blogspot.mx/2009/04/basic-science-of-carbon.html
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Fukashima and Chernobyl have both been blown out of proportion, it's less dangerous than Zero Hedge lets on. Chernobyl isn't some nuclear wasteland, call of duty isn't real life, it's a videogame. The radiation effect is just an invisible wall in the game to keep you in the sand box, it's not real life.
n/a CitationDependent 2017-06-13
Lol. It's not even proven to be a theory. And you are still here acknowledging that you are debating over a pseudoscience.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
Again you don't know what you're talking about.
n/a QuillPryde 2017-06-13
It's a word they saw in a few crackpot articles, and thought sounded authoritative about the subject. Just another LARPer.
n/a godlameroso 2017-06-13
I'm spewing propaganda, what the fuck have you been doing?
You are, retarded, the videogames and cigarettes have taken their toll, denying reality is not going to change it, it's just going to hurt more when it smacks you in the face.
Unless they have a serious breakthrough with batteries, alternative energy is just a novelty, something for guilt ridden idiots with more money than brains to consume in order to pacify their perpetual anxiety.
n/a DoesNotTalkMuch 2017-06-13
Doesn't matter. People are expensive and IP addresses are cheap.
n/a hungarianmeatslammer 2017-06-13
A carbon tax could be great in theory but I would like to see the evidence that it would be a valid deterrent. I don't really think taxes on sodas or cigarettes has proven to be much of a deterrent. Widespread information campaigns about the dangers of drinking to much soda and smoking are the main reason both are declining not the price. I could be wrong though. When something is addictive it is usually able to overcome price barriers like that. Fossil fuels are the most addictive resource on the planet.
There also needs to be transparency on how that tax money is spent. In my cynical mind, I could just see it being funneled into the coffers of the politicians and corporations that back it. Very little of it will probably be reinvested in order to come up with new renewable energy sources. Maybe it is learned helplessness but we always seem to get screwed over.
n/a bizmarxie 2017-06-13
Thank you. This is my argument. They cherry pick which ghg they want to demonize- they've chosen the least dangerous one. It's BC they planned on making a carbon trading market on wallstreet. Did you know that?
n/a bulla564 2017-06-13
Thanks for that clarification! All this time I was looking for ShariaBlue in Indeed.com.
n/a FidelHimself 2017-06-13
This is not an argument. You are acting out of emotion because you aren't able to believe you've been fooled.
n/a WeAreTheSheeple 2017-06-13
Yup, I'm the one that's been fooled...
You never explained highest and lowest point of the sun or the orbit of the moon etc. Sorry but I know and enjoy space. The Earth is a fucking globe. You can have your belief (doesn't mean it's correct though...)