Do you believe in climate change?

Its real but i dont trust the severity of it that shown by Democrats

 

So if your house is on fire and a Dem tells you, you wont believe him because he is Dem?

 

Its real, but the influence of man on this problem is exaggerated.

 

Yes i do

 

We agree 100%. The evidence is there. Just go to this very "radical" web site to see the data: NASA.

 

That's correct. Humans caused the end of the Ice Age. Ice Age was caused by the extinction of the dinosaurs.

 

Exactly

 

I believe in it to a certain degree. The Earths poles are moving more and more, the Earths tilt is wobbling at more and less greater angles. The Earth will continue to do what the Earth wants and there is nothing that those with a God complex can do about it. That Swedish climate activist already said the planet has 12 years before it ends. So why bother?

Global warming is not something I'm worried about. It's global cooling that worries me. But as I've said, the Earth will do what it wants and that includes volcanoes, plate shifting, tsunamis, magnetic pole movements and there is not a damn thing we can do about it. Stopping a volcano is like stuffing your fingers in the mouth of a Piranha.

 

It baffles me that people are still debating this. It's just corporate lobbying and money in politics that even sows any real doubt about the truthfulness and severity of climate change. We need to change our ways yesterday or the planet will be irreversibly fucked.

 

Do I believe in climate change absolutely

 

I agree on your point. It is corporate and politics that have driven this issue to points where I think this has become a money grab. Self sustaining has been a talking point or buzz word (depending on how you look at it.). Locally sourced or locally sustaining. Meanwhile, the very instrument they are arguing from (smart phones, PC's, etc.), is a carbon contributor and has a massive carbon footprint, which is believed to contribute to climate change.

 

Yes and no. I believe we don’t help
It but I believe there is periods of time it’s hotter and periods it’s ice age. It’s how it works to keep things not to run out. But we haven’t helped the cause from speeding up

 

I suspect that humans impact the planet, just like billions of other creatures and billions of plants. I believe the sun impacts the planet as well. Is it easy to quantify the changes and if they are good or bad? This is more challenging. Adding CO2 to the air isn't necessarily bad. It was much higher in the past. Northern part of America used to be sub-tropical. (all the oil in the north demonstrates this...)

 

I believe that the climate is changing, but it's not due to mankind. They have recovered Ice samples from Greenland and the tests clearly shows that it was warmer around 1000 years ago, during Medieval times than it is today.

 

Framing an unbiased set of questions on this subject is a challenge...

 

It was much warmer during the "age of dinosaurs".

 

Wasn't the oxygen levels like 30 % higher, wouldn't that contribute as well?