Comments by "Bad Gaming" (@ashdog236) on "7NEWS Australia" channel.

But I though “experts” say that Australia’s climate isn’t affected by Antarctica? This has to be the 3rd “Arctic blast” in 18 months 🥴
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@budawang77 the major flaw in your argument is that polar blasts aren’t uncommon for Australia no matter how “shocked” and how many times the reporters use the word “unprecedented”, doesn’t change the fact that even YouTube has years worth of history of Australia being blanketed by a cold front that’s travelled up from Antartica. There’s nothing extreme about this and even though some climate alarmists say the globe is warming, at the same time they’re also reporting record lows and rainfall across Australia and this has been going since the bushfire season finished in early 2020. I haven’t seen the countryside so green, even large swathes of the outback is green and been turned into a flood plane. Australia is extreme and has been extreme for millennia, the aborigines have been fighting bushfires for thousands of years, well before electricity and well before the white man arrived. Arrogant climate alarmists like you think humans are the cause and can be the end to a planet of extremes that has been extreme and forever changing since before man even existed 🤷🏻‍♂️
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@paulbeadle1714 you’re the clown mate, like Victoria’s never had a flood, omg it’s climate change ahhh! Muppet 🤦🏻‍♂️
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@7star7storm7 stfu moron, talking like Victoria’s never had a flood before, moron, go drink more leftist climate change propaganda you gullible dumb a** xo
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Circuit breaker, ring of steel, snap lockdown.
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@kylem1112 it’s not shocking for Australia’s ski season either but this is in low lying Australian towns, that’s the shocking part, even though this has happened many times before they’ll say it’s “unprecedented”.
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@iawy8264 I have, my family and many others in Melbourne and Sydney drive a lazy 90 minutes into the high country every winter to our holidays houses and enjoy the slopes but okayyyy 🥴
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@pameti.dragoblago meanwhile, Australia’s recorded record lows in many areas as well as record rainfall, go figure, omg 😱
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Bkzy _ stfu, most of Aus lives along the coast with temperate climates meaning winter and summer. The australian alps get more snow than the Swiss alps. You’re dumb.
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How is it rare when alpine areas across 4 states get rain every single year? 🤔
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@budawang77 South Pole, Antarctic or Arctic I’m not sure lol but I, talking about the South Pole under Australia and weather travels up from there all the time, this video is literally talking about that and you’re still saying it’s rare? We’ve had 3 in 12 months, when do we stop using the word “rare”? Go through YouTube and you’ll see several “polar blast” reports since 2020…
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I’d pay big $ to see them race on wets in the snow 🤓
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@7star7storm7 just stfu, you don’t know me or what I know, you’re a gullible climate change alarmist and you think you can make assumptions on my intellect when you literally spew leftist climate alarmist propaganda 🥴. One of the most hilarious arguments was the 2019 Australian bushfires being so shocking and a product of climate change, meanwhile aborigines are confused as they’ve been fighting bushfires for over 10,000 years BEFORE ELECTRICITY WAS EVEN INVENTED, USE UR F*CKING BRAIN. Our summers are much colder than I ever remember, we used to get about a fortnight of 30+ degree days in summer when I was a kid, 40 degree heatwaves were common too, we haven’t had a 40 degree day in Melbourne for 2 years! Last year we didn’t even get 1 beach worthy day, it was such a cold and wet summer. Australia was in El Niño when we had the bushfire and also on the wrong side of the Indian Ocean dipole, if we didn’t get bushfire in 2019, that would’ve been shocking, it was prime conditions for bushfires. Climate scientists predicted the bushfires and half the scientists are alarmist like you and the other half are actual scientist who understand that the 2019 bushfires were nothing new or extraordinary for Australia. Some Climate scientist also say that the South Pole doesn’t influence Australia’s climate, meanwhile we’ve had 3 arctic blasts in 1 year and currently are in a massive cold front that traveled up from the South Pole. The globe is warming but it has done for millennia, what climate alarmists like you get confused about is people like my denying climate change, I’m not denying climate change but I’m denying your solutions to “fixing climate change”, it can’t be fixed. The globe has warmed and cooled for millennia, well before fossils fuels and cars were invented (well before humans even existed) and making everyone pay overpriced electricity bills fuelled by wind farms killing off millions of birds is your solution to a natural phenomenon? And I’m the uneducated one? 🥴 I’m sorry if I think too critically and have a differing opinion to you, I know leftist climate alarmists can’t fathom someone disagreeing with them. I must be a white supremacist, R word right winger. Go cry and try to cancel me 😂
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@budawang77 umm you just described Melbourne, Australia. It’s know to have temperature swings of 25 degrees. It can be 42 in summer and 18 degrees at 6pm that same day…
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@ajbyname did you know that the deserts in the USA are hotter than Australia’s deserts?
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That was the maximum at 2pm, most of the day was spent at 3 degrees, yeah man, beach weather cUzZ 🥴
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@VergilTheLegendaryDarkSlayer wtf? That’s northern, tropical Australia. Most of populated Australia lives along the temperate south east coast and the temperature ranges from -2 (overnight) to a max of 18 in winter down in Melbourne and even colder for Tasmania and Canberra. Some highland areas of NSW get as cold as -20 in July. Don’t spread incorrect information.
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@Aukrenchi17 it’s true and science, you know nothing about Australia, you should be laughing at yourself. Why don’t people research things and be correct when trying to be condescending? You look like an uneducated moron 🤷🏻‍♂️
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The arrogance. Plenty of areas in Australia see snowfall throughout the year, down in Tasmania it can snow in some highland areas at Christmas (the australian summer), Canberra and the higher tableland areas of NSW, VIC and Tasmania have temperate and continental climates, meaning it can snow in winter and summers are humid and warm (like NYC). At least Australia’s climate is varied across the continent, Canada has a boring, cold and dark climate most of the year. We get it all in Australia and most of the country enjoys sunny days for 2/3rd’s of the year. I think it’s cute that you think you’re in a position to poke fun from the darkness of your Canadian long night 😂💀
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@Aukrenchi17 I’ve had Canadian friends come visit me in Melbourne during winter and she was from Calgary, I asked her why was she wearing her Canada goose jacket in the Australian winter and that she should be able to wear a singlet and shorts as a joke, it was 6 degrees and extremely windy and she told me she hadn’t felt such a wet and windy cold before and that where she’s from in Calgary, even though it snows she was shivering from our winter as Calgary is apparently a dry cold. It’s all relative but you clearly know nothing about Australia and making comments like Australia only gets “a cm or 2 or snow”, when in actual fact the Aus alps get more snow than the Swiss alps, shows you’re either lying about seeing Australia or you didn’t got to the snow and just assumed there was none. Keep telling yourself you get a summer, you guys complain and cry about 30 degrees, please, a summer? 😂
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@Aukrenchi17 I’ll enjoy my trip to the Victorian alps in August and ski on the ski fields in inches of snow, then 5 months later I’ll be able to enjoy the beach for 3 months at my parents beach house in actual 35 degree beach weather. Poor you, only has the snow 😂
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