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Previously on "Sorry about all that alarmist climate change stuff"
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Originally posted by ladymuck View Post'God intended it as a disposable planet': meet the US pastor preaching climate change denial
Turns out the earth was never intended to be permanent, it's a disposal object put here for us to use and dispose of as we see fit.
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Those nutjobs all think that it's The End Times with an imminent Rapture and they're about to be taken up into Heaven/A spaceship/an alternate dimension/a different computer simulation*.
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'God intended it as a disposable planet': meet the US pastor preaching climate change denial
Turns out the earth was never intended to be permanent, it's a disposal object put here for us to use and dispose of as we see fit.
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Originally posted by Ploptimus View Post
Disappointed you aren't 'Shawshank Redemptioning' it out in the yard.
But unfortunatey it isn't just dirt, and that technique doesn't work so well with broken tiles and bits of rusty metal etc.
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostMy local tip (run by a company called Viridor) charges by weight for hardcore, and it soon mounts up, e.g. somewhere around £100 for one builder's bag.
So I have split my 12 bags of harcore into well over a hundred supermarket carrier bags, each fairly light, and I smuggle three bags out per bin each fortnight with the domestic rubbish.
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostThe last figures I saw showed the wealthy as a group consumed far more than 'hordes of the world's poor".
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostThe worst offenders, per head, yes of course, I do accept that.
But I imagine their consumption is dwarfed by the collective consumption of the hordes of poor people in places such as India and Nigeria (among others).
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Originally posted by WTFH View Post
The worst offenders of overconsumption are the wealthy. You refuse to accept that ...
But I imagine their consumption is dwarfed by the collective consumption of the hordes of poor people in places such as India and Nigeria (among others).
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostAh yes, the "keep the wealthy producing more inbreds"
The worst offenders of overconsumption are the wealthy. You refuse to accept that, because it would be something you can't pass the blame on to others - it would require you to take action that would impact you.
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No no no. Only the rich may reproduce freely. It's survival of the fittest, and clearly, the rich are the fittest or they wouldn't have survived. I'm sure if you were rich you'd see my point of view.
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostIf you stopped the relatively small proportion of rich people procreating, a new lot of relatively small proportion of rich people would pop up in their place, and the poor would carry on breeding like rabbits. So I'm afraid your idealistic solution would fail miserably.
The best way to encourage population curbs on the worst offenders such as India and China, is to impose santions if they don't introduce policies such as 2 child max families and severe penalties on anyone exceeding those quotas.
Ah yes, the "keep the wealthy producing more inbreds"
The worst offenders of overconsumption are the wealthy. You refuse to accept that, because it would be something you can't pass the blame on to others - it would require you to take action that would impact you.
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Originally posted by rogerfederer View PostFossil fuel companies have monetised anti-climate change production to make profit, by efinition of their respective businesses.
Another interesting point he makes is that the climate change lobby is far more highly funded than the climate deniers (to the tune of $100Ms as opposed to $10Ms). As can be easily verified by checking out the annual reports of climate activists groups and climate denial groups.
Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostThe main legacy of environmentalism will be the disappearance of the world's forests.
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostIf you stopped the relatively small proportion of rich people procreating, a new lot of relatively small proportion of rich people would pop up in their place, and the poor would carry on breeding like rabbits. So I'm afraid your idealistic solution would fail miserably.
The best way to encourage population curbs on the worst offenders such as India and China, is to impose santions if they don't introduce policies such as 2 child max families and severe penalties on anyone exceeding those quotas.
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