Climate Change more dangerous than fentanyl...
- Thread starter richaceg
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Progression of climate change is to reach its point of no
return unless global carbon emission is halved by 2030.
Beyond the point of no return the inevitable outcome is
climate catastrophe and extinction of species on earth
humanities included. Fetanyl OTOH couldn't possibly eliminate
more than a minute fraction of our population.
That climate change is more dangerous than fetanyl
seems to be the logical thing to say according to science
or science according to our climate leaders. For fetanyl
to be more dangerous the threats of climate change according
to Greta Thunberg and her ilk must be BS.
It is time for our government and its climate sheeple voters
to come to grips with reality. Should we spend our resources on
pressing issues like the opioid death and housing crisis or squander
our money on climate finance of developing countries? In the light of
our growing national debt which we have zero chance to pay off
in the foreseeable future setting the right priority is absolutely essential.
return unless global carbon emission is halved by 2030.
Beyond the point of no return the inevitable outcome is
climate catastrophe and extinction of species on earth
humanities included. Fetanyl OTOH couldn't possibly eliminate
more than a minute fraction of our population.
That climate change is more dangerous than fetanyl
seems to be the logical thing to say according to science
or science according to our climate leaders. For fetanyl
to be more dangerous the threats of climate change according
to Greta Thunberg and her ilk must be BS.
It is time for our government and its climate sheeple voters
to come to grips with reality. Should we spend our resources on
pressing issues like the opioid death and housing crisis or squander
our money on climate finance of developing countries? In the light of
our growing national debt which we have zero chance to pay off
in the foreseeable future setting the right priority is absolutely essential.
Climate finance, obviously. Developing countries do such an amazing job with foreign aid. That's why they're still developing.
