Topic: Reddit’s science forum banned climate deniers. - page 85. (Read 636455 times)

Those who the annointed say are climate deniers are the deniers.  That's all you need to know, since this is not about you knowing anything for sure, except to do and think what we tell you too.  And be careful, unless you step over the line.  Will we tell you where that line is?  Of course not - this keeps you in a state of anxiety and fear.  Might you be a climate denier already?  What are those whispers?

Just be sure to blame EVERYTHING on man's bungling with fossil fuels.  Toss out the word Exxon, and Kach, and polar bears.   

People who deny that how much gas we use through driving and heat we use burning coal, etc makes a big difference to our "climate change."

Personally, I think people are controlling some of the weather on purpose, so I don't deny our climate has changed, but I do deny that we, individually do anything to it. I think it's more geoengineering and HAARP.

Guys, I am still trying to understand: who are climate deniers?

They don´t write like this in our times that´s for sure...

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It is a perpetual dissatisfaction with its bed that is the greatest peculiarity of the Missouri. It is harder to suit in the matter of beds than a traveling man. Time after time it has gotten out of its bed in the middle of the night, with no apparent provocation, and has hunted up a new bed, all littered with forests, cornfields, brick houses, railroad ties and telegraph poles. It has flopped into this prickly mess with a gurgle of content and has flowed along, placidly, for years, gradually assimilating the foreign substances and wearing down the bumps in its alluvial mattress. Then it has suddenly taken a fancy to its old bed, which by this time has been filled with suburban architecture, and back it has gone with a whoop and a rush, as happy as if it had really found something worth while...

There is only one river with a personality, a sense of humor, and a woman's caprice; a river that goes traveling sidewise, that interferes in politics, rearranges geography, and dabbles in real estate; a river that plays hide and seek with you today and tomorrow follows you around like a pet dog with a dynamite cracker tied to his tail. That river is the Missouri.

---George Fitch, newspaperman and humorist. From his character sketch of the unruly river.

ST. LOUIS – Though the Mississippi River and its tributaries didn’t top the 19 vulnerable levees that federal officials were monitoring, the dangers from a rare winter flood remained throughout Missouri and parts of Illinois on Wednesday.

Swollen rivers and streams were pushed to heights not seen since the massive 1993 floods, causing Illinois to transfer an unknown number of inmates from a state prison and declare disasters governor in seven counties and prompting Missouri’s governor to activate the National Guard to help divert traffic away from submerged roads.

Flood steals hope from Missouri families as they return to sodden homes

At least 20 deaths over several days in Missouri and Illinois were blamed on flooding, mostly involving vehicles that drove onto swamped roadways, and at least two people were still missing Wednesday. Some parts of interstates in Missouri reopened, while others were still covered by water.

In southwestern Missouri, residents of about 150 duplexes and homes in the tourist town of Branson had to evacuate Wednesday when flooding from a manmade lake threatened.

But the shopping district along the lake was still open, Fire Chief Ted Martin said, adding, “it has been packed with people, and I don’t know where all of them have come from.”

Sixty miles to the north in Pleasant Hope, the emergency management director said crews are looking for a missing motorist.

“Nobody that is living has ever seen anything like this,” Rick Davis said.

Record flooding was projected in some Mississippi River towns after several days of torrential rain that also caused sewage to flow unfiltered into waterways.

The Meramec River near St. Louis was expected to get to more than 3 feet above the previous record by late this week. The river on Tuesday spilled over the top of the levee at West Alton, Missouri, about 20 miles north of St. Louis. Mayor William Richter ordered any of the town’s approximate 520 residents who had not already evacuated to get out of harm’s way.

Across the river, in Alton, Illinois, dozens of volunteers helped place sandbags ahead of where water is expected to rise. Mayor Brant Walker said in a statement that flooding was expected at least in the basements of the downtown business district.

The normally docile Bourbeuse River reached the roofs of a McDonald’s, QuikTrip and several other businesses in the eastern Missouri town of Union, where the river reached an all-time high Tuesday.

Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon activated the National Guard to assist with security in evacuated areas and to help keep road closure sites clear.

Interstate 44, which had been closed on and off for the past few days, was closed Wednesday in southwest St. Louis County, but the westbound side of the interstate near the central Missouri town of Rolla reopened. Hundreds of smaller roads and highways were also closed across the two states, and flood warnings were in effect.

In southern Illinois, the Department of Corrections transferred an unspecified number of inmates from a state prison to other locations because of flooding risks. The facility houses nearly 3,700 inmates.

The Mississippi River is expected to reach nearly 15 feet above flood stage on Thursday at St. Louis, which would be the second-worst flood on record, behind only the devastating 1993 flood.

The U.S. Coast Guard closed a 5-mile portion of the Mississippi River near St. Louis due to flooding. Capt. Martin Malloy cited high water levels and fast currents in the river, which is a vital transportation hub for barges that carry agricultural products and other goods.

The high water was blamed on the shutdown of a wastewater treatment plant on Monday just south of St. Louis, causing sewage to go directly into nearby rivers and streams. And one of two wastewater plants in Springfield, Missouri, also failed, allowing partially treated sewage to flow into a river.

In Granite City, Illinois, about 30 residents of a flooded trailer park idled in a Red Cross emergency shelter in a church basement. The park’s property manager told Shirley Clark, 56, and other displaced residents that it could be another 10 to 12 days before they’re able to return to their homes.

“We need help over here,” said Clark, a diabetic who said she left behind her insulin supply. “We’re just holding on.”

Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/news/state/missouri/article52254195.html#storylink=cpy

How Big Oil Conquered the World

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySnk-f2ThpE

Open source opinion versus closed source opinion. That's why we are all here on bitcointalk, no matter the religion or lack thereof, race...

 

Agreed.

I think what's interesting is that you can see here the sort of arguments that were banned there.

9/10 of the bad arguments here have been from "Believers."

Meh. I know that, for sure.
I'm a scientist, well an engineer but you see what I mean.

Doesn't matter, it's still no reason to lock it down. I can believe in creationism if I have good arguments.

Anyway, this thread may have been banned from reddit, but it's quite interesting here ^^

Naw.  It was just full of whining, self righteous climate bigots.  It still is, although now, the propaganda isn't complained about or argued against.  So they got what they wanted - and now nobody reads reddit/climate, because there's no content except their favorite propaganda.

Every situation that needs a lot of people to agree on a compromise, or a new "truth" is never a peaceful moment, especially in science. Scientists may project an image of calm and logic, but they are still humans, with big ego and long career choices they have to defend, all the way to their death:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2716540/Japanese-scientist-stem-cell-research-retracted-proved-false-commits-suicide.html

Now the internet is full of annoying anonymous infants. They love to pretend to be what they are not sometime. It is easy to pretend to belong to a party, then go to a meeting as a plant and scream how you love racism for example. Not saying that was exclusively case on that reddit sub, but it is something one cannot ignore as a possibility. An excuse to ban, created by the very people who wanted to silent non believers.

If climate change was about not being sure then no one would have been banned from reddit, To the contrary some are very sure, so sure they ban people with other theories. That is why most of the people who simply voice their professional opinion are shut down, called deniers, or worse.

So I agree that science is about telling the truth about reality, as we understand it until a new paradigm shift happens. Science is not about lying and ask the pope for help.

Wow, that is lots of hate from greens in such few posts 

But still, he's right you know?
What you're saying is "we can't say it's humans, maybe it's not us if we got 20° above normal".

Of course we can't know, but it doesn't matter. It's not a question of being sure, it's a question of what we can assume.
With your reasoning I could dump nuclear waste in your garden (i mean literally) and when you got cancer I'd say "What? You're sure it's nuclear fault? Maybe it's because you're not healthy enough!"

We could do anything. I could shoot you twice then say "Nah, I believe I just saved his life, if I hadn't shot him twice he'd have died from heart attack, only the adrenaline from the shot made him survive."

So "we're not sure" is not an argument guys.

See?  All the way from green on the outside, red on the inside...

TO Koch bro loving oil addicts...

There are so many things we can agree on.

We all hate school buses.

There is nothing like ADHD inducing diesel fumes to get you started on your day.

#schoolbusdriverslivematter

We will never know what normal is/was thanks to you smog luvin facists.

@all
What I/we would give to have JUST ONE DAY where we don't have to be imposed upon by your addiction to smog (and the noise, stench (of facism) and HEAT).

If you drive/own a car, you must be one sick sociopath to be able to look any child in the eye and pretend that you care about his/her health and their environment.

Wait...

So because it's not -4 (C,.... I HOPE) outside and you don't have to be outside shovelling snow you are COMPLAINING?

I am curious, in your world...what is the normal variability that, absent of human influences, you should have?  Should you have -4 every Christmas, just like clockwork?  Or perhaps something between -14 and +6?

How many of you climate change skeptics are still waiting for winter to arrive !?

Now excuse me while I go plow some snow that isn't there.

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Hey smogheads ! We hit 20C above norm for this time of year..