Jeb Bush, the younger moron

Here is what a thoughtful reasonable person would do:

1. Consider the possibility that global warming is real, and is caused by mankind.

2. Look at all possible data points.

3. Get the opinions of many different scientists.

4. Not draw a conclusion, but keep the mind open to the possibility.

5. If you are governor of a state that is greatly impacted by weather, that you take a greater interest in the possibility of global warming.

However, Bush, Jeb Bush is a moron who would rather see a movie about mutants than get the point of view of scientists....

Quote from pattersb:

As far as I've read, the movie contains NOTHING NEW. So the movie provides little opportunity to do anything but create a profound sense of paranoia.

This actually would make a good poll:

I believe Global Warming to be:

i. a paranoid delusion of the left, to support their belief that man is the most evil destructive entity in the universe, and free abortions from the government is the only way to rid the planet of our species

ii.... I'll just stop at i.


only time will tell ...
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Quote from ZZZzzzzzzz:

Politicians who flaunt their religion are frauds....

Republicans who ignore the entire scientific community in favor of their own religious belief systems are buffoons....

Catholics who ignore the church's position on seeing and reading the Da Vinci Code, are not good Catholics....

So what do we have?

Another moron named Bush....
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But daily communicants such as John Kerry who approve of abortion are good Catholics? Did Bush say anything that would lead someone to believe he ignored Gore's movie for religious reasons?

Are you, a non-Catholic, the arbiter of how a man should relate to his faith?
 
Once again you've been outed as a reactionary, duplicitous moron. From DemocratUnderground.com

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=115x55683

Jeb Bush Urges Climate & Hurricane Scientists To Continue Research
Edited on Thu Jun-01-06 01:17 PM by hatrack
Well, there's a surprise.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Florida's governor cautiously entered the debate Wednesday over whether rising global temperatures are to blame for an increase in the number of strong hurricanes, meeting with two researchers who say global warming is threatening Florida with a long-term future of more bad storms.

Bush met with Peter Webster and Judith Curry of the Georgia Institute of Technology, who published research last year showing an increase in global hurricane intensity, with a doubling of the number of Category 4 or 5 hurricanes since 1970. That increase coincides with a rise of nearly 1 degree Fahrenheit in ocean surface temperatures, they say. While they agree with other scientists that the Atlantic basin is in a natural cyclical increase in hurricanes, they argue that can't explain by itself such a dramatic increase in strong storms. Warmer temperatures globally mean warmer water, which is what fuels hurricanes.

"It's very complex, but there's one thing that we do know: if you increase these surface temperatures you're going to get more intense hurricanes," said Curry. "I think we can say -- it's not totally conclusive, but with considerable confidence -- that there is this connection between global warming and increased global hurricane intensity and the increased number of hurricanes in the north Atlantic."

There isn't scientific consensus that global temperature increases explain increased hurricane intensity, and there are some researchers who say there isn't a continuing long-term pattern of global warming at all. The debate is something of a storm itself, and Bush joined it cautiously. "He said they presented some pretty compelling information," said Bush spokesman Russell Schweiss, declining to say whether Bush agrees that global warming is increasing the number of strong hurricanes. "He encouraged them to continue with their research."

Quote from ZZZzzzzzzz:

Here is what a thoughtful reasonable person would do:

1. Consider the possibility that global warming is real, and is caused by mankind.

2. Look at all possible data points.

3. Get the opinions of many different scientists.

4. Not draw a conclusion, but keep the mind open to the possibility.

5. If you are governor of a state that is greatly impacted by weather, that you take a greater interest in the possibility of global warming.

However, Bush, Jeb Bush is a moron who would rather see a movie about mutants than get the point of view of scientists....
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Where did I say Kerry was a good Catholic? Kerry is a putz, I have said that before. However, he is not the moron Bush is...

Look, the Catholics have a Pope, and they are supposed to follow the Pope's directive, are they not?

Bush ignored the movie because he is a moron.

The fact that he is a bad Catholic, that's just par for the course...not a good combo, moronic Bad Catholic...

Quote from Pabst:

But daily communicants such as John Kerry who approve of abortion are good Catholics? Did Bush say anything that would lead someone to believe he ignored Gore's movie for religious reasons?

Are you, a non-Catholic, the arbiter of how a man should relate to his faith?
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However, Bush, Jeb Bush is a moron who would rather see a movie about mutants than get the point of view of scientists....
This is such a naive statement.
 
So you have concluded that all scientists who support global warming are necessarily wrong?

Why not take the possibility seriously? Why not get the perspective of other scientists, data points, etc?

No, lets go see a movie about mutants instead....




Quote from Cesko:

However, Bush, Jeb Bush is a moron who would rather see a movie about mutants than get the point of view of scientists....
This is such a naive statement.
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Anyone who watches Al Gore's propaganda films should qualify for a taxpayer-paid lobotomy. That said, I have had it with the Bush family so much so that I would rather vote for a Kennedy than a Bush.

Jebb go home.
 
Quote from ZZZzzzzzzz:

Here is what a thoughtful reasonable person would do:

1. Consider the possibility that global warming is real, and is caused by mankind.

2. Look at all possible data points.

3. Get the opinions of many different scientists.

4. Not draw a conclusion, but keep the mind open to the possibility.

5. If you are governor of a state that is greatly impacted by weather, that you take a greater interest in the possibility of global warming.

However, Bush, Jeb Bush is a moron who would rather see a movie about mutants than get the point of view of scientists....
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Not every scientist agrees with what Al Gore's movie is saying:

http://www.denverpost.com/harsanyi/ci_3899807

Also, Bush can read about both sides without having to see a movie about it. In fact, it takes more intelligence to sit down and read a book than to wait for it to be adapted into film. That goes for documentaries as well.

This is just another way for you to go on and start name calling because what other argument do you really have.
 
Quote from dis:

That said, I have had it with the Bush family so much so that I would rather vote for a Kennedy than a Bush.

Jebb go home.
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Nothing is that bad. Nothing.
 
Bush is a moron.

Anyone with even an ounce of intellectual curiosity would be interested in the different points of view in the scientific community....

Bush read about both sides of the debate?

ROTFLMAO....


Face it, Bush is a moron who appeals to morons...


Quote from drmarkan:

Not every scientist agrees with what Al Gore's movie is saying:

http://www.denverpost.com/harsanyi/ci_3899807

Also, Bush can read about both sides without having to see a movie about it. In fact, it takes more intelligence to sit down and read a book than to wait for it to be adapted into film. That goes for documentaries as well.

This is just another way for you to go on and start name calling because what other argument do you really have.
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