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He will still have a mandate to do whatever the f**k he wants.
This is intriguing.
Can you give me a quick recap .... I am busy and can't keep up with all the posts
Can you give me a quick recap .... I am busy and can't keep up with all the posts
Ok, Gronk and HJ can you please give us a summary of your main points?
Yet you seem to think that your position of "i've read enough to conclude" is rigorous and scientific ? Whilst I might be believing what I am told by experts in their field of academia, what qualifications or experience to you possess to accurately interpret the data that you have read (but won't post here unfortunately) ? Or are you simply a layman like the rest of us ? I don't wish to play the man here, but I am responding in like terms.
How are you "data literate" and skilled up to interpret data modelling and simulation ? Or are you relying on those who compiled the data to provide you with their conclusions ? If so, how do you know that he/she is indeed independent ?
More political activism masquerading as science I expect.
Do I have a degree in climate science? No, but then again plenty of people that are commentating lack the same credentials, too, so that's no big deal.
To be honest, everything I've talked about should be bleedingly obvious because it's right there in the links that you yourself have posted.
Have you even bothered to pay attention to what I have said? Have you gone back to your links and looked for what I have mentioned?
If so, are you saying that you somehow can't see it? Is that because you don't have the capacity to understand the situation? Or have you not even bothered to go and look? If not, why not?
It seems to me as if all you're doing is repeating a line that you have been told, which you haven't even bothered to put any effort into checking out yourself.
You seem to have good intentions, Gronk, but to be honest they don't mean shit. I've mentioned a few graphs from that pamphlet you referenced so go back and have a look at them in relation to what I have talked about. If you have any questions then ask away and I'll give you a bit of detail to help you understand.
An observation on the topic, it appears if you live east of Victoria Road then you a rusted on believer in man made climate change, and even think that the Labour Party have a clue ( do you,listen to that dribbler John Robertson, he is a complete dope)
Those over say 45 ( yep me) that have seen droughts, floods, hot summers, warm winters, cold winters and warm summers , doubt that much has changed and there is little that we can do in this country ( we have so little influence, and no one listens to us anyway - despite what Krudd and Juliar thought)
I don't believe anything the mob called ICCP or whatever say, they are a lefty sponsored bunch of dopes who ostracise anyone who thinks differently
I will sit back and see where we are in 10 years, little will change other than skyrocketing energy prices, that only those east of Vic Road can afford , maybe that's their plan
Strider, sorry about this. The brief summary request didn't seem to work.
If the naysayers are right, but we continue with emission reduction schemes, we give up some shorter term benefits
This is where the what-can-it-hurt? school of thought reveals its short-sightedness (or just its intellectual distaste for economics).
The price of reducing reliance on fossil fuels isn't just giving up a daily latte and a few Che Guevara t-shirts. The real cost is reduced economic activity, which if sustained for more than a couple of months leads to rising poverty and social tension. Reducing reliance on fossil fuels would take decades of recession. In a highly urbanised, multicultural population like Australia one symptom of sustained economic stagnation would probably be intercommunal violence.
Of course, some of us would blame social media while the rest blamed corporations. It's cathartic to have someone to blame.
Where's Casper when you need him? He'd tell us who is really to blame.
Loving the rant Delboy, but Victoria road is mostly an East/ West running road, kind hard to be east of it?
This is where the what-can-it-hurt? school of thought reveals its short-sightedness (or just its intellectual distaste for economics).
Or maybe those who live on the west of Victoria Road are a bunch of selfish merkins who don't give a flying f**k about future generations ? Maybe if they didn't spend all their spare cash on smokes, booze, pokies and drugs they'd be able to afford alternative energies.
Oh, have a I stereotyped people based on where they live ? You're right, I apologise. ;-)