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Very good film.

posted 8 years ago by Gabe1972
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This is a very good film that shows the devastation on our planet that has been purely caused by us and our ridiculous energy "needs."

Of course, even when a denier's house ends up under water and they start having respiratory problems from the air they breathe, they will still deny why it's happening. You can't cure stupidity. Deny, deny, deny...no matter what.

If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck and swims like a duck, what is it?

Denier's answer: It's a cat.

I drank what?

[–] aipiping 8 years ago

LOL, this "documentary" was hilarious. When they trotted out the discredited Michael Mann, I was laughing my ass off. The man made global warming scam has pretty much run its course but nobody told Josh Fox. I suppose spending over $1M to make a propaganda piece that makes $20k at the box office should be a sign though.

[–] Gabe1972 8 years ago

"Run its course"

You are absolutely hilarious. Run its course in that only a very small part of the community still disbelieves it, and that number is getting smaller every day. But hey, the world needs boneheads, too. I love it when people continue to hold onto nonsense even when the evidence is right there. Enjoy your dwindling group of buddies.

You remind me of the holdouts that still swear, to this day, that the hole in the ozone was caused by chlorine from the ocean. Too funny.

I drank what?

[–] chas437 8 years ago

This is a very good film that shows the devastation on our planet that has been purely caused by us and our ridiculous energy "needs."

Do you own a car? Watch TV? Heat your home in the winter? Turn on the AC on a hot summer day?

Your needs are ridiculous.

[–] Gabe1972 8 years ago

chas437,

Is it your objective to make yourself look ridiculous, or is that an unintended result? Your multiple posts regarding this film speak volumes about your complete lack of not only knowledge of the subject, but intelligence, as well.

For future reference, I would refrain from multiple comments on a subject you obviously know very little about, lest you make yourself look like a fool.

It's pathetic enough that it can't even really be called a valiant effort.

Your borrowed right wing rhetoric is painfully obvious.

I drank what?

[–] chas437 8 years ago

You're the one who said our energy needs were 'ridiculous', explain yourself.

This has nothing to do with whether of not one believes in mad made climate change, and for the record, I do. I've traveled in South American, I've seen old growth rain forest clear cut for palm oil plantations.

The point is this documentary is a joke. There is no new information here, its just the same material rehashed with a mix of liberal mantras thrown in randomly. We've known for years that the air in Bejing in unbreathable.

This isn't good journalism based on critical thinking, its silly, emotional pleas aimed at the lowest among us.

Josh Fox is someone people laugh at.

[–] Gabe1972 8 years ago

Josh Fox is someone people LIKE YOU laugh at, you being the increasingly laughable right wing rhetoric yokels.

I drank what?

[–] chas437 8 years ago

You no nothing of my political leanings. Just because I found this to be a terrible documentary doesn't mean I'm a right winger.

There is a lot better information on climate change out there, go find out for yourself.

[–] Gabe1972 8 years ago

I never said you're a right winger. I said you're spouting right wing rhetoric. Learn the difference.

I'm finished conversing with you. Bye.

I drank what?

[–] chas437 8 years ago

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