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they're liberals arent they
Yes Prisoner, all scientists who disagree with your viewpoint are liberals  Seriously - what is wrong with some people...
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tymoteusz3 said: Yes Prisoner, all scientists who disagree with your viewpoint are liberals 
You don't take that guy seriously, do you? I always thought when I was a mod, I'd see, like, a different side to the guy, something more nuanced and mature. Haha. Funny, that.
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Man I would've loved to go trip and go make snow angels near the pyramids and enjoyed the once in a lifetime experience. Hell it would've been cool to just be there
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There's generally a warmup period right before the onset of an ice age. I would be much more concerned with that. Seeing as how we're overdue and all.
How are we overdue for an ice age? Technically we are still in the last one.
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Glaciologically, ice age implies the presence of extensive ice sheets in the northern and southern hemispheres.[1] By this definition, we are still in the ice age that began 2.6 million years ago at the start of the Pleistocene epoch, because the Greenland, Arctic, and Antarctic ice sheets still exist.
Lol, ok so by your argument it is perfectly normal and in line with the natural procession of the earth for the ice sheets to continue melting? If the Earth warms up drastically and cools down drastically normally than how is man causing the earth to warm up?
Also again if we are in an "interglacial period" than shouldn't we be more concerned with the Earth cooling down drastically in the future once we move back into the glacial period? Perhaps we should be doing everything we can to stave off another glacial period?
And no.... The reason people started calling it "climate change" in the early 2000's was because the Earth stopped gradually heating up in 1998. Since then it has planed off and has actually started dropping again (which they now blame on the heat moving into the ocean). Of course they don't want to be wrong, since it's hard to preach global warming as the earth is cooling down, they changed the name to "climate change".
And only an extremist liberal could actually try to convince someone "the earth is cooling down, because it's heating up and doesn't know what to do" lmfao...
I've been force fed the climate change argument from supporters of climate change, why don't you watch this video and at least hear the other side of the argument.
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Prisoner#1
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andrewmurray86 said: Pretty sure it's global warming. What's that snow isn't warm! You're right. but when you put more into a system you will get bigger extremes while the "bugs" are being sorted out.
Right now the planet is freaking out every which way trying to figure out what to do with all this extra energy until our oceans absorb it and begin warming.
you mind showing us the conclusive proof of this claim as opposed to the speculation and models/simulations that show nothing but what someone puts into it, especially since your statements are contradictory to what's being claimed by the IPCC
Don't be that guy who runs around saying AGW isn't real.
OK, I wont
http://www.thenewamerican.com/tech/environment/item/16643-top-scientists-slam-and-ridicule-un-ipcc-climate-report
http://news.investors.com/ibd-editorials/100413-673966-networks-embrace-catastrophic-warnings-latest-ipcc-report.htm
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And since you're the one holding the position with less evidence, please show me (actual scientific data, not from one of those conspiracy sites) that the things i have said are not happening. Please show me the statements from the IPCC that contradict what I have said.
for starters, the IPCC has been changing their model because over the last 15 years their predictions havent even come close, yes, predictions based on a computer model that already claims the oceans to have been warming, that claim the ice caps are shrinking but dont take into account the thickness of the ice which shows them to be growing
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I'm all for intelligent debate but this is not intelligible. Let's say that AGW isn't real and that it's all a massive hoax... Why would you not want to take better care of the planet by adjusting our way or doing just about everything to have less impact on our planet? Change and be safe, and if it is not real and you changed anyway... Well congratulations of the massive leaps forward we have made in technology and co-operation.
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they're liberals arent they
Yes Prisoner, all scientists who disagree with your viewpoint are liberals  Seriously - what is wrong with some people...
we were discussing his college professors
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they're liberals arent they
Yes Prisoner, all scientists who disagree with your viewpoint are liberals  Seriously - what is wrong with some people...
we were discussing his college professors
so all college professors are liberals? i would mostly agree with this but it's also a complaint i've heard from conservatives for over 20 years, that's just how long i've been paying attention, i can't imagine how long they have been bitching about it.
if all educators being liberals is a problem, then why haven't conservatives made a group effort to become educators themselves and create actual change to solve what they feel is a problem?
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Re: Snow in Egypt [Re: broken]
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because conservatives and right minded people don't fare well in the education community. They are forced to preach something they do not believe in and if they don't like it they are fired or ostracized.
How would you feel if the shoe were on the other foot? If you had to preach ultra conservative rhetoric to your students when you don't agree with any of it. What if say you lived in the bible belt, had to get a job at a private school and had to teach creationism in science class? If you didn't teach the earth was made in 7 days 5000 years ago you would be fired?
That's how many professors feel at this point. Maybe to not such an extreme, but the feeling is certainly there... This is coming from someone who has two parents who were conservative educators.
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i knew i would get a reply something like this.
i believe in solutions to problems, not excuses for them.
go grassroots, get like-minded people heavily involved in PTA. education is a liberal priority because liberals make it a priority. if conservatives would focus their energy on such social issues instead of war, profits, corporate welfare, "drill baby, drill", gay marriage, distraction, distraction, distraction, they could get the real change that they wanted on these social issues.
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Re: Snow in Egypt [Re: broken]
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You got that slightly wrong. Mis-education is a priority for liberals. I believe the liberals are quite as much responsible for corporate welfare as the conservatives and why would conservatives not focus on security, profits and drill baby drill? Then there would just be more liberal idiots (redundant, I know).
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the bone of a argument you tossed has no meat on it what-so ever. as usual.
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Lol, ok so by your argument it is perfectly normal and in line with the natural procession of the earth for the ice sheets to continue melting?
Yes. The earth naturally does this.
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If the Earth warms up drastically and cools down drastically normally than how is man causing the earth to warm up?
We probably aren't having that much of an effect on the climate.
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Also again if we are in an "interglacial period" than shouldn't we be more concerned with the Earth cooling down drastically in the future once we move back into the glacial period? Perhaps we should be doing everything we can to stave off another glacial period?
I think anything we do to alter the earth's natural cycles will only hurt us and the environment in the long run.
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Re: Snow in Egypt [Re: broken]
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broken said: the bone of a argument you tossed has no meat on it what-so ever. as usual.
I wasn't presenting an argument. I was presenting facts.
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you literally didn't post a single fact.
i thought trolling like this was braking pub rules? how do you do it all the time and not get perma-banned?
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The climate is always changing. Always. Any asshole with the slightest bit of natural science knowledge would have heard of the ice age. Not the little ice age but the big one. The climate changed from that condition. The alarmists making bank are talking about something else. They are insisting that it is warming due to human activity even though there has been none for almost two decades, have made several predictions based on computer models that do not work, and are demanding that we cease or seriously curtail that which has led to the greatest prosperity the entire planet has ever seen. Until cheap fossil fuels almost all of mankind were subsistence mooks. For some reason these pinheads don't realize that.
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good.
the middle east could use some god damn snow.
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Re: Snow in Egypt [Re: broken]
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broken said: i knew i would get a reply something like this.
i believe in solutions to problems, not excuses for them.
go grassroots, get like-minded people heavily involved in PTA. education is a liberal priority because liberals make it a priority. if conservatives would focus their energy on such social issues instead of war, profits, corporate welfare, "drill baby, drill", gay marriage, distraction, distraction, distraction, they could get the real change that they wanted on these social issues.
To be honest the line between democrat/republican has blurred so badly in the last few years I don't know which way is up anymore. You got democrats cutting funding to education and welfare programs, republicans proposing gun control legislation, and everybody pointing there finger at somebody else for the problems at hand. Personally I think the differences between the parties are dissipating and the whole group is slowing merging into a single agenda.
Education has always and will always be a democrat/liberal minded area. That's just the way it is. That's like saying "well if you liberals don't like what the NRA is doing then you should join,vote and make a difference and quit making excuses." lol
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Lol, ok so by your argument it is perfectly normal and in line with the natural procession of the earth for the ice sheets to continue melting?
Yes. The earth naturally does this.
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If the Earth warms up drastically and cools down drastically normally than how is man causing the earth to warm up?
We probably aren't having that much of an effect on the climate.
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Also again if we are in an "interglacial period" than shouldn't we be more concerned with the Earth cooling down drastically in the future once we move back into the glacial period? Perhaps we should be doing everything we can to stave off another glacial period?
I think anything we do to alter the earth's natural cycles will only hurt us and the environment in the long run.
I'm not really sure why you picked apart my post if we're in agreement? That last sentence there I was being cynical. We can't change the climate, lol, that was my whole point.
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