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3 minutes ago, worgeordie said:

No.

So where do you get all your propaganda about Trump from ?

You know what I mean.

I have said enough,you need to think more about what's happening

in the World, have a nice night.

regards worgeordie

You write like you could use sleep.

 

Dream of Thunberg ... 

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16 hours ago, Lacessit said:

Greedy old men should hurry up with dying. Unfortunately, there are plenty more to replace them.

The average TVF punter on a daily fried full English washed down with copious alcohol throughout the day and evening as they waddle to their nearest bar living the dream are to doing their bit to rid the world of a carbon guzzler more than most. 

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1 hour ago, 4675636b596f75 said:

Urgh. And I thought after the completely useless generation of millenials the next one seemed ok. Maybe it was just the people that are now in the 18-22y bracket, an anomaly. The army of the brainwashed has been generated again. Every single ¤#¤#"%#¤ generation.. 

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1 hour ago, worgeordie said:

Who do you believe,Trump who denies anything is wrong,no weather changes,warming.

Or a young lady who is passionately looking for a better future for the World and

humanity.

Like she said it's all about money,corporations,the global economy ,make a buck

and <deleted> everyone else.    Floods,Fires,tornado's,cylones,droughts,melting of the ice caps,etc,Mother nature is sending a message

regards worgeordie

It's not a binary choice.

 

You can believe neither.

 

I don't think we should pump <deleted> into the air but I also don't believe that ecosystems are dying and that we'll all be dead in a week.

 

Is there no middle ground?

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48 minutes ago, beautifulthailand99 said:

The average TVF punter on a daily fried full English washed down with copious alcohol throughout the day and evening as they waddle to their nearest bar living the dream are to doing their bit to rid the world of a carbon guzzler more than most. 

I read that three times.  I didn't understand it.  What are you trying to say?

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12 hours ago, JamesBlond said:

For many species, the world has already ended. By 2030 it will have ended for a whole lot more species. How many do you want to do without?

Species loss, climate change - it's the same issue: unstoppable human expansion. I don't worry about humans - they are so successful that they have become a blight, as David Attenborough said. To solve this problem, a limit has to be put on human expansion. That's what this is about, though it's taboo to actually say so - even Greta doesn't say so, or perhaps she hasn't understood that yet.

Fact is, there's more to life on earth than human life. That's what you're not getting. 

New species are being discovered all the time - a fact conveniently ignored by the true believers.

Life is very adaptable, Something Charlie Darwin understood, but alas, not a lot of posters on this forum.

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19 minutes ago, emptypockets said:

Agree, that's why Greenland is called Greenland as it was covered in forest when first discovered and then it got cold. 

 

Do you actually believe what you just typed there?

 

I mean - that's pretty far from reality. Did you just come up with that yourself or is there a "Greenland was once a tropical paradise" theory I'm not aware of?

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2 minutes ago, pedro01 said:

Do you actually believe what you just typed there?

 

I mean - that's pretty far from reality. Did you just come up with that yourself or is there a "Greenland was once a tropical paradise" theory I'm not aware of?

Do some research. When the Vikings first arrived in Greenland it was....green i.e trees and stuff, about a thousand years ago.

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Trump tried to approach and meet Greta Thunberg at the UN after his speech, holding out his hand to shake hers as he plastered one of his phony smiles on his face. She put her hands behind her back and just glared at him. Trump didn’t even blink, just looked at her and said, “You’re a nasty little girl, aren’t you?” Greta said, “No, but I don’t shake hands with lying, serial-sexual assaulting environment killers, either.”

 

 

Or so they say... ????

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5 minutes ago, pedro01 said:

...or is there a "Greenland was once a tropical paradise" theory I'm not aware of?

It would seem so. Greenland was totally forested before the Vikings arrived and cut every single tree down. They were a very short-sighted bunch, living for the thrill of killing and pillaging, a truly advanced breed of homo sapiens...????

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12 hours ago, GalaxyMan said:

Trump tried to approach and meet Greta Thunberg at the UN after his speech, holding out his hand to shake hers as he plastered one of his phony smiles on his face. She put her hands behind her back and just glared at him. Trump didn’t even blink, just looked at her and said, “You’re a nasty little girl, aren’t you?” Greta said, “No, but I don’t shake hands with lying, serial-sexual assaulting environment killers, either.”

 

 

 

 

Or so they say... ????

Is this true or humour ?

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20 minutes ago, emptypockets said:

Do some research. When the Vikings first arrived in Greenland it was....green i.e trees and stuff, about a thousand years ago.

The Greenland ice sheet is between 400,000-800,000 years old.

 

The reason it got the name was, according to legend - that Erik the Red named it that way to lure settlers.

 

You might want to brush up on your history, fella,,,

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11 hours ago, Bangel72 said:



I'm in no way suggesting we rush this, lets enjoy it while we can but one way to look at is that its fairly hard to be long term both for humanity and the planet, prolong the planets agony through an extended occupation by humanity through sensible eco-changes or embrace this few hundred year fantastic distinction event and party hard thereby leaving the planet too its own recovery.

In the long run what would be best for the planet?

 

Best for the planet?  Its been through asteroid strikes, volcanic eruptions, tectonic plates shifts, cosmic rays for millenia, dinosaurs for hundreds of million of years - I doubt humans  and plastic bags will have any long lasting effect on the planet at all.

The planet is fine and will continue to be so long after the latest viral manifestation has come and gone. That's what planets do.

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4 hours ago, worgeordie said:

    Floods,Fires,tornado's,cylones,droughts,melting of the ice caps,etc,Mother nature is sending a message

regards worgeordie

err, no, mother nature does what she did ever since she got an atmosphere, its not a message, its nature, live it it

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