Which is the methodology of so-called "climate scientists" except they're working backwards to "justify" more government and more taxes.
Do you even know how stupid you sound ? Go back to your cartoons and leave this for the adults, child.
Which is the methodology of so-called "climate scientists" except they're working backwards to "justify" more government and more taxes.
Oh, so as I suspected, he is another jem? I really don't get piezoe. In some respects he is reasonable and intelligent but with this he is off the wall. Maybe he is trying too hard to appear even-handed?
Maybe it's just a side-effect of being a Libtardarian.
Maybe your mommy can explain to you how stupid YOU sound, next time she changes your diaper.Do you even know how stupid you sound ? Go back to your cartoons and leave this for the adults, child.
Yet again rectum "weighs in" without even bothering to read the thread.Actually, that's my mistake, I thought you were responding to jem. I didn't realize that you were now writing to piezoe with that much vitriol. No, I don't think piezoe believes government and taxes are evil per se.
Do you even know how stupid you sound ? Go back to your cartoons and leave this for the adults, child.
Actually, that's my mistake, I thought you were responding to jem. I didn't realize that you were now writing to piezoe with that much vitriol. No, I don't think piezoe believes government and taxes are evil per se.
I'm sorry but his obvious attempts to sound impressive coupled with his ridiculous illogical conclusions I find even more irritating than jem's BS. But I guess I have his politics wrong.
Speaking of which, diaper boy, you never did explain how a gas that's only 1/2500th of the atmosphere, which leads and lags temperatures and has been uncoupled from temperatures for up to 800 years, trumps ALL other physical, chemical and biological processes that govern the planet and "controls the temps." You can't and neither can "climate scientists, " not even the ones at the AMA....ridiculous illogical conclusions...
