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Originally posted by darthfuster:

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Originally posted by jhe888:
if we don't believe climate change is man-made, then why does it matter?

For me it is frustrating to suffer the expense of policy driven by distorted anthropogenic climate affect while watching those same knuckleheads rationalize the value of likely their sacred calf against the reported affect on the same climate. I don’t believe man’s impact on the climate is anything significant enough to warrant the policy, pot or not.

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Originally posted by Scoutmaster:

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Originally posted by darthfuster:

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Originally posted by jhe888:
if we don't believe climate change is man-made, then why does it matter?

For me it is frustrating to suffer the expense of policy driven by distorted anthropogenic climate affect while watching those same knuckleheads rationalize the value of likely their sacred calf against the reported affect on the same climate. I don’t believe man’s impact on the climate is anything significant enough to warrant the policy, pot or not.

You realize, of course, that it was Repub's driving SUV's that killed the dinosaurs. You prob heard John Kerry went to Iceland in his personal jet to accept a climate award, as personal/private jets are a better way for him to travel. I would bet his carbon footprint is at least 10X that of the average American. Prob a common pattern for most liberal notables.

My neighbor, a Berkeley hippie generation, "testified" to me that anthropogenic climate change is as proven science as the law of gravity. So who should I believe, him or you (of course that is a silly question, we both know the answer )