The COVID19 SCAMdemic... Libs Self Own - Canada Offers Euthanasia

[Corprin]

When I was working at the Yoplait plant and had to travel out to Corporate in MN- Which was ALWAYS in the winter - I would find it funny that the locals were freezing and complaining right next to me. I just came from 65 degree weather and they've been living this shit for like 3 months.

I’ll admit. February can eat a fat dick here. It gets damn cold. The rest of the winter it’s not at all bad. People just love to complain.

 

[Keehs360]

I prefer winter over any other season

 

[Acadia18]

Ban the snow. Make Global Warming Great Again!!!

The scientific community really fucked up initially calling this escalating crisis "global warming" at first. Despite the name being changed to "climate change", something like 15 years ago, idiots still like clinging to the "global warming" nomenclature, saying shit like "iF gLoBal WArMiNg iS ReAl, WhY iS iT sO CoLd?!?!!". Completely ignoring the fact that the climate is changing drastically in both directions, hot and cold, and as a planet we're pretty much fucked.

 

[StorableComa]

The scientific community really fucked up initially calling this escalating crisis "global warming" at first. Despite the name being changed to "climate change", something like 15 years ago, idiots still like clinging to the "global warming" nomenclature, saying shit like "iF gLoBal WArMiNg iS ReAl, WhY iS iT sO CoLd?!?!!". Completely ignoring the fact that the climate is changing drastically in both directions, hot and cold, and as a planet we're pretty much fucked.

That and it ignores some of the climate shift that happens with Climate change to say global warming. Some places will get colder and see more rain, others may get hotter and see less rain.. which can be a big deal if your main source of water is a glacier that melted due to all of this:

Look at Peru, a lot of places only have their water turned on once a week because their main water supplying glacier melted and didn't recover due to shifting temps:
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/10/191007100421.htm

 

[jimlloyd40]

The scientific community really fucked up initially calling this escalating crisis "global warming" at first. Despite the name being changed to "climate change", something like 15 years ago, idiots still like clinging to the "global warming" nomenclature, saying shit like "iF gLoBal WArMiNg iS ReAl, WhY iS iT sO CoLd?!?!!". Completely ignoring the fact that the climate is changing drastically in both directions, hot and cold, and as a planet we're pretty much fucked.

Chalk up one more advantage to already being old. Have to look at my age as a benefit anyway I can find.

 

[JC_451]

It's a natural cycle.

 

[JC_451]

 

[Corprin]

That and it ignores some of the climate shift that happens with Climate change to say global warming. Some places will get colder and see more rain, others may get hotter and see less rain.. which can be a big deal if your main source of water is a glacier that melted due to all of this:

Look at Peru, a lot of places only have their water turned on once a week because their main water supplying glacier melted and didn't recover due to shifting temps:
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/10/191007100421.htm

Yep. Did a fancy climatology course by one of the folks deep in the climate change arena.

MN’s winters will become milder, with bigger snows, more temp fluctuations at the fall-winter and winter-spring transitions, and more rainy milder summers. Basically because of how in the middle north we are, our climate is actually going to get better... minus that whole loss of biodiversity thing.

 

[StorableComa]

Yep. Did a fancy climatology course by one of the folks deep in the climate change arena.

MN’s winters will become milder, with bigger snows, more temp fluctuations at the fall-winter and winter-spring transitions, and more rainy milder summers. Basically because of how in the middle north we are, our climate is actually going to get better... minus that whole loss of biodiversity thing.

Yup. Go a bit further north, like Say Canada though, and you'll see a ton more rain because things just park and dump over them now. Had a lot of flooding the past couple years due to climate shift.

 

[Corprin]

It's a natural cycle.

And it’s inextricably tied to the Milankovitch cycles... wait till we hit a synchronized extrema.

 

[Corprin]

Yup. Go a bit further north, like Say Canada though, and you'll see a ton more rain because things just park and dump over them now. Had a lot of flooding the past couple years due to climate shift.

Yeah. MN is the triple junction of three major drainage basins, so we don’t have any water that flows into the state.... we do flood, but mostly we do the flooding.

 

[StorableComa]

Yeah. MN is the triple junction of three major drainage basins, so we don’t have any water that flows into the state.... we do flood, but mostly we do the flooding.

All good. I'm out here in California that doesn't seem to understand high water required crops probably shouldn't be grown in a state that is 60% desert and a ton of coastline.. But hey, we steal the majority of our water from the Colorado river anyhow.

 

[JC_451]

I'm telling you it's all fine.

People need Avocados, okay.

You can't hurt the ocean or the atmosphere, when I punch them nothing happens.

 

[StorableComa]

I'm telling you it's all fine.

People need Avocados okay.

And Almonds.. and Alfalfa and.....

 

[Acadia18]

I'm telling you it's all fine.

People need Avocados, okay.

I fucking love avocados...