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Re: Distractions from Earth's Destruction [Re: Ran-D]
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I do not agree.  Global warming, climate change, is not a distraction.  It's caused by pollution. Not littering but gases.


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Re: Distractions from Earth's Destruction [Re: Ran-D]
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Ran-D said:
Bill_Oreilly said:
I think climate change is inevitable...



Jesus christ people. Do we all lack reading comprehension in here?

Let's beat this dead horse one more time.

I AM NOT TALKING ABOUT GLOBAL FUCKING WARMING. I AM SAYING THAT GLOBAL WARMING IS SOME STUPID ASS BULLSHIT DESIGNED TO DISTRACT PEOPLE FROM REAL POLLUTION.

Am I getting through to anyone?



I get it, but... You kinda are talking about GW.


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Re: Distractions from Earth's Destruction [Re: Wonder Boy]
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Global warming is like an agent provocateur sent to ruin the reputation of environmental protest.

Or like the military turning Bradley Manning into a woman to make him look mentally unstable.

Seen?

Edited by Ran-D (09/25/19 10:07 AM)

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Re: Distractions from Earth's Destruction [Re: Ran-D]
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Are you talking about chem-trails?


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Re: Distractions from Earth's Destruction [Re: Ran-D]
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Ran-D said:
Global warming is like an agent provocateur sent to ruin the reputation of environmental protest.





I laffed hard at this.
Good work, I never thought of it like that.
While I agree that pollution is a real thing, I do feel like the skies are far less in danger than the water table.


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Re: Distractions from Earth's Destruction [Re: Tripsurfer]
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Tripsurfer said:
Are you talking about chem-trails?



It sure feels that way.

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Re: Distractions from Earth's Destruction [Re: Ran-D] * 3
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Let me tell you a horror story.

The environment is full of plastic waste. Gigatonnes of plastic waste.

Im not going to invoke the image of a dolphin choking on a shopping bag here.

Its far, far, FAR worse than that.

You got gigatonnes of plastic which are mechanically wearing down into ever smaller pieces. Microplastics and nanoplastics.

These fine plastic dusts, in the water, in the air, will at first infiltrate organ systems, enter the body through the lungs or gills and clog arteries etc, but as the particles get finer they will even access the cells and start disrupting those.

Common plastic waste is grinding down to nanodusts more lethal than cyanide, and there are gigatonnes of the stuff out there in the environment.

The danger multiplies as time goes on.

THAT is a problem.


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Re: Distractions from Earth's Destruction [Re: Asante] * 2
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Normally I don't really have a problem with shit you say, asante, but I have to say thins one is REALLLYYYY reaching dude
I tell people that puffball mushrooms will fuck your lungs up, I think in reality its a little less grave than that, I just like to say shit to people to get a rise out of them.
There is all kinds of shit in the universe, we are adaptable, nature is adaptable, I've said other places we're not making nrew shit, were just changing shit to other kinds of shit. Even nuclear shit is really just natural.
Some nano plastic isn't gonna find its way into biological bodies and cause havoc no more than nano rock dust, nano tree dust or nano poop dust.
Number one threat is glass. Glass lasts incredibly long, will stay sharp for thousands of years and will make your ass bleed to death. eliminate plastic and thats what we're left with; fukn glass M8.
Earth be like to glass


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Re: Distractions from Earth's Destruction [Re: drege]
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drege said:
don't really have a problem with shit you say, I just like to say shit.
There is all kinds of shit.  we're not making nrew shit, were just changing shit to other kinds of shit. Even nuclear shit




:nodofunderstanding:

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Re: Distractions from Earth's Destruction [Re: drege] * 2
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drege said:
Number one threat is glass. Glass lasts incredibly long, will stay sharp for thousands of years and will make your ass bleed to death.



These smoothed off pieces of beer bottles I found at the beach must be way older than I thought.

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Re: Distractions from Earth's Destruction [Re: psi] * 1
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yeah a lot of that beach glass is like at least 250,000 years old

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Re: Distractions from Earth's Destruction [Re: 1234go]
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:presidential: Correct I'll eat that dick with a smile on my face.
But here in the PNW where I and a few other key members are, you know that the soil here is 99.9999......% organic, That beer bottle that you lobbed off into the woods when you were a teenager partying with your friends around a bonfire up in the mountains and you heard it smash against a tree or a previously thrown bottle will be there for a very long time. The best to hope for is it will be covered over in 3 - 5 years by forrest floor sediment.


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Re: Distractions from Earth's Destruction [Re: drege]
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drege said:
:presidential: Correct I'll eat that dick with a smile on my face.
But here in the PNW where I and a few other key members are, you know that the soil here is 99.9999......% organic, That beer bottle that you lobbed off into the woods when you were a teenager partying with your friends around a bonfire up in the mountains and you heard it smash against a tree or a previously thrown bottle will be there for a very long time. The best to hope for is it will be covered over in 3 - 5 years by forrest floor sediment.




That is one looong sentence, hombre.


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Re: Distractions from Earth's Destruction [Re: Wonder Boy]
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I got stuck in the Climate protest at The Hague today :facepalm:

As I tried to make my way though the crowds (with my kids in the cargo bike) I had a moment of clarity

As we are approaching a level of available technology where most manual labor jobs are becoming obsolete, so will a lot of people become obsolete. These are generally speaking people of the lower income range.

Climate fear will lead to increased tax regulations eventually resulting in childbirth tax. Once the poor can no longer afford to create offspring, the world population will be balanced within a few generations. Its actually quite brilliant :strokebeard:


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Re: Distractions from Earth's Destruction [Re: Tripsurfer]
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Have babies now while you still can!

Don't be the next Keanu Reeves!


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