Razorback just put a smack down on the gullible lemmings

Everything you post is either slobbering over someone you agree with or name calling someone you don't. I've never actually seen you post one single intelligent argument. Thanks for all your many meaningful contributions.

That means a lot coming from the guy who’s wife’s side of the family told him to pound sand.

Kattelyn, for what it is worth, it was refreshing to read your posts. Well written and factual as always. It gets tiresome in here constantly having to convince people the earth isn't flat, Bill Gates isn't a lizard man, the moon landing happened, 5G isn't going to shrink your balls, Bigfoots don't exist, and climate change is real.

No one said we can't change. Read again. I am 100% in favor of you having the freedom to buy seven electric vehicles, one for each day of the week. Charge and drive them 24/7/365 for all I care. If enough people decide of their own free will that they are better EVs will become dominant and the market leader. That's the way free markets work.

Currently that's not the case considering only 1-2% of people choose to buy EVs. The market clearly prefers the power, range, dependability, convenience, ease and quickness of refilling, and comfort of gas/diesel.

No one is taking away your ability to invent, choose, or change. Your side is the one trying to do that.

As for core samples, you apparently missed the point. None of those climate cycles were caused by fossil fuels or man-made global warming. Weather and climate have always gone through cycles, and man couldn't have altered or stopped them if he had been around and tried. Man won't change the climate going forward, either. It's all a damn lie.

Do you remember as a kid when the government was saying that the communists are trying to control the climate by cloud seeding and such? That was awesome! Many people were freaking out! To bad it didn't work out. They finally figure out that mankind cannot change the climate unless they let loose of a few hundred nukes at the same time a few super volcanoes erupt. Then something might happen.

there you go proving my point! To be clear, one of her brothers disagreed on a hunting situation. He later apologized, and the two of us get along just fine now. I'm not a grudge holder.

Always great when people who hide behind handles start slinging mud. My name is right in the signature line.

once again he nailed it.

I’m so proud of you!!!! CONGRATS!!!!

I will admit to learning at least one thing in this thread-
The extreme man caused climate change folks are really good at finding data that supports their view-

And I’ve lived long enough to know I have been lied to by these same kinds of people-
So there is that-



And I also see who here thinks the view they support should be forced on me.

I think one side says a bunch of stuff, then the other side says “Hey, why are you saying that stuff?” And that starts other people to looking around and saying other stuff. I’m not sure what the original question was but somewhere, somebody has stuff that can answer it. Thanks a lot guys.

We're honestly on the same side. But there's a lot of fossil fuel industries that have put a whole dumptrucks of money into thinking their product is good for us. They've exploited us for literally centuries from digging in coal mines to the life endangering work in the oil fields or the oil platforms in the gulf. There's just a whole lot of studies from all over the world that show over and over again how it's messing up life for everyone and we can't afford to let it keep getting worse.

You're going to get your way, nobody is going to actually do anything, and the general weather is just going to keep getting suckier. There's literally nothing we as individuals can do to make one lick of difference in the grand scheme of things. The laws are supposed to be for big businesses and corporations to try to make them sorta kinda behave maybe a little.... and then they get the teeth ripped out and are useless anyway.

Individuals have absolutely no impact on the earth's climate. But if you want to see how we have changed the climate just here, then watch a storm come in from west Texas. It'll crash hard against the edge of the metroplex, have a bunch of damage around the edges, but have you noticed how storms will split around large cities? For me, It'll just get to New Braunfels or even Schertz and then die. Or it'll follow the loop around town and die. We have big heat islands with all the pavement and it just sucks up the heat and magnifies it and hangs onto it. How much cooler would that area be without the highway? If it was land that could soak up rainfall instead of having it all be runoff? How much water would be in our aquifers if they weren't paved over when we do get rain?

Since it just came up on my feed... We're talking about strings of 100 degree days...



Rainfall amounts for San Antonio over the last few years... I actually had this on hand from another discussion.

don't let a bunch of sheeple work you up