Scomo saving me

[carcharias]

What has chucking maccas rubbish out the car window got to with climate change?

 

[Quicksilver]

What has chucking maccas rubbish out the car window got to with climate change?

Nothing much.

But if you’ve got the mindset that nothing you do matters environmentally you’ve got a free pass to do it.

So you may as well.

 

[Defer to the coifed]

Nothing much.

But if you’ve got the mindset that nothing you do matters environmentally you’ve got a free pass to do it.

So you may as well.

So living in filth is ok with you & if everybody in Australia chucked their rubbish out the window, you say it would not make a difference to how we live? You definitely are from outer suburbs.

 

[Defer to the coifed]

That makes 5.2 million of us in Sydney then.

Just a heads up, country people think Sydney people are out of touch deerks.

 

[Quicksilver]

So living in filth is ok with you & if everybody in Australia chucked their rubbish out the window, you say it would not make a difference to how we live? You definitely are from outer suburbs.

Not my view

 

[Quicksilver]

Just a heads up, country people think Sydney people are out of touch deerks.

Ok.

 

[carcharias]

Nothing much.

But if you’ve got the mindset that nothing you do matters environmentally you’ve got a free pass to do it.

So you may as well.

so you think people who don’t believe in climate change want to throw shit all over the ground?

Why would they do that?

 

[Quicksilver]

so you think people who don’t believe in climate change want to throw shit all over the ground?

Why would they do that?

I don't know that they do. Maybe a small percentage.

Most people in the western world seem to be confronted by that type of behaviour. Most people see it as damaging, yet don't see any harm in the chemical make up of the atmosphere being altered by industrial processes. It's peculiar to me.

 

[carcharias]

I don't know that they do. Maybe a small percentage.

Most people in the western world seem to be confronted by that type of behaviour. Most people see it as damaging, yet don't see any harm in the chemical make up of the atmosphere being altered by industrial processes. It's peculiar to me.

My mistake ...
Climate change warriors like your good self are not consumers?
Climate change deniers are, and are also litter bugs?

 

[Quicksilver]

My mistake ...
Climate change warriors like your good self are not consumers?
Climate change deniers are, and are also litter bugs?

I do what I can to reduce my footprint where possible.

I'm not perfect by any stretch and don't claim to be.

I do acknowledge there is an issue though.

I would like to see us collective try to move in the right direction. It would be good if we could systemically introduced better processes to reduce emissions. Some of these answers are already available. Some need further development.

 

[carcharias]

I do what I can to reduce my footprint where possible.

I'm not perfect by any stretch and don't claim to be.

I do acknowledge there is an issue though.

I would like to see us collective try to move in the right direction. It would be good if we could systemically introduced better processes to reduce emissions. Some of these answers are already available. Some need further development.

But deniers are more than likely litter bugs?

 

[carinashark]

As steals the morn upon the night,
And melts the shade away.
So Truth dose Fancy’s charm dissolve,
And rising reason puts to flight.
The fumes that did the mind involve,
Restoring intellectual day.

This from 400 years ago refers to Scomo’ charm and the fumes of the Nationals coal.
Or it could mean as day follows night the truth of the NRL season will dissolve all the crap that has been written by the scum that are the sports commentators.

 

[Quicksilver]

But deniers are more than likely litter bugs?

Don't know about that. That wasn't the point I was making.

But a litter bug is probably more likely to be a denier, or not think about it at all.

 

[wibble]

Youre not a teenage girl are you.

Is that the issue.

Would that be a problem for you?

People here seem to have it in for teenage girls.

Are you using that as an insult? How 1990's of you.

 

[wibble]

Just a heads up, country people think Sydney people are out of touch deerks.

No we don't.

Conservatives might think that about any "outgroup" because difference terrifies them, but the rest of us country folk are quite welcoming.

 

[snout]

Don't know about that. That wasn't the point I was making.

But a litter bug is probably more likely to be a denier, or not think about it at all.

Can you see china yet

 

[Defer to the coifed]

No we don't.

Conservatives might think that about any "outgroup" because difference terrifies them, but the rest of us country folk are quite welcoming.

f**king rubbish. Welcoming & thinking that climate change bed wetters aren't dyks are 2 very different things.

 

[snout]

Would that be a problem for you?

People here seem to have it in for teenage girls.

Are you using that as an insult? How 1990's of you.

Not an insult.

Just you are on a loop about drowning them.
Seriously. I think you made your point.
And l seriously believe nobody on here is genuinely interested in drowning a teenage girl.

Although after 30 posts you still seem skeptical - and so l wondered whether you felt in danger.

 

[snout]

Warwick in qld has had 2 years drinking water in 48 hours.

The climates so far out of whack its back at the beginning.
Batten down.

 

[carcharias]

Don't know about that. That wasn't the point I was making.

But a litter bug is probably more likely to be a denier, or not think about it at all.

yes it was the point
No other reason for you to write it.

I’m not a denier nor am I a protester .
I can tell you now if I saw my kid drop rubbish on the ground I’d snap.
We were taught at school to not drop rubbish.
Clean up Australia campaigns
Don’t do the dirty on Australia etc etc

this was long before climate change was even a thing.

What a dumb arse thing to think.