Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Global Warming" video.

  1. "No one makes a fool of a liberal." Liberals do that just fine, by themselves.
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  2. fl6stringer: Hey don't knock it. Such mindless methods have worked for the Dumbocrats for decades. The internet and social media are upsetting the applecart, and it's like the sky is falling for them.
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  3. Actually, fear is often used against the citizenry so they will GIVE authority to the state. Maybe that's taking, in a sense.
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  4. Are you including all the dead people and illegal immigrants who voted Democrat? Surely the numbers are much bigger than that.
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  5. The pernicious cancer of bureaucracy.
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  6. "And so, the real deniers, today are the climaeers who refuse to consider that their case for catastrophe has wakened, while promoting completely unserious solutions that do little or nothing to stimlate the energy transition they say they want."
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  7. Liberal: How can we control this? Conservative: How can we help this flourish without us?
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  8. Defense of Establishment Republicans is, at best, lukewarm across the board.
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  9. He got a 'D' in the one climate science class he ever took, had a come-to-Jesus moment, and became a world leader on the subject. This is how politicians do.
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  10. I would've loved Canada 100 years ago. I would hate to live there, now.
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  11. These people's biggest problem is they think there are just too many people. Of course, as soon as they find the birth rate falling in Western societies, they can't import foreigners fast eough. Here we're on our own path to sustainability (Deal with population decline when and if it becomes a serious problem, but underpopulation is definitely not a problem.). But no sooner do we turn the corner than they want us to import people who breed like rabbits.
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  12. I don't know how tight a guy wears his jeans matters, NebukedNezzer. Tighter or looser, it shouldn't matter, although why you'd want to wear tight clothing is beyond me.
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  13. Yes. Ground-based data are very quirky. A site that was once out in a field is now in the middle of a parking lot. A site that was once a weather station is no longer, so they PROJECT what they THINK the temperatures are at the now-missing site. A significant percentage of so-called data are actually back-filled projections of this sort. Nobody really has a handle on tracking climate change at ground level. Regardless of whether climate is changing one way or another, I haven't heard one single policy proposal that could reasonably be implemented planet-wide, that would affect any projected increase in any significant way. Time and time again - for instance carbon taxes on British coal-fired electrical generation - the proposal means more power for the elites, and more wealth extracted from the economy, and little net benefit, since the biggest coal burners get a free pass, because they scoff at the idea of bending the knee. But Britain bends the knee. The most likely thing to get us out of pollution crisis is for government to get out of the way and let competent people in business and smart consumers evolve the society to healthier norms. These guys always want to solve problems by force, through the use of central power. Always a mechanistic world view. Always giving control to bureaucrats over people who actually do things and know things out in the real world. Al Gore went straight from making documentaries to brokering carbon credits. Nothing fishy about that... Nothing fishy about having the carbon footprint of 100 average citizens, combined... Nothing fishy about the beachfront property he bought.... Of course, that doesn't necessarily mean he doesn't think it won't be flooded. Maybe it just means he's confident he can get a fat check when the day comes. People like him seem to thrive on crisis at others' expense.
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  14. Heh. "Weakened."
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