Comments by "Jason Dashney" (@jasondashney) on "Fossil Fuels Don’t Come From Fossils? Tucker Carlson Fact Check" video.

@darryldouglas6004 you believe that the change came organically from everybody all of a sudden? Come on now. It's like when an event happens and you see these video montages of the exact same wording being used from every different network.
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The funniest part of that lie is that some of the actual scientists named in that document have publicly come out, and said they were misconstrued. When I point that out environmentalists lose it on me as if I'm incorrect. The accurate statement is that 97% of scientists don't wanna lose their funding.
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@dogtown1013 Twitter had a policy of not sharing misinformation? When was that ever enforced? The number of accounts that have been shut down for citing empirically accurate information is incredible. Look at Covid as an example. If you said you could still get or transmit Covid even if you were vaccinated got your account suspended or canceled. There are countless examples like that. Twitter was garbage before. At least now people are allowed to speak freely.
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Nobody ever seems to wanna talk about the fact that all of these policies hurt the poor the most. I can't stand the green crowd. By and large they are hypocrites. Look at the Germans. They refused to allow Africans who don't even have consistent, reliable electricity, loans to get it through fossil fuel yet they themselves were increasing their coal imports at the same time. It's the same crowd who are extremely anti-business, yet demand more and more taxes.
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@AJfromGA GTFO. You never hear "global warming" anymore. I haven't heard that term from the climate crowd in many years. Now you often hear "climate catastrophe" or "global boiling". They had to step up the rhetoric, because the fear mongering wasn't working anymore because none of their predictions actually came true, and a lot of it was based on outright lies, such as the lie that hurricanes are getting worse. If it was actually true, they wouldn't have to sell it so hard.
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Look at how the Germans and others denied Africans loans to build reliable, secure, fossil fuel energy plants while they themselves were importing more coal. They were denying the poorest of the poor the very basics of modern living, while they themselves wouldn't sacrifice their standard of living even a little bit. I can't stand the green crowd.
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