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The whole concept of pro climate change advocates as "criminals" I find to be patently ridiculous. The notion that somehow people are going to independently make millions of dollars in some climate fraud scheme is ludicrous. Carbon taxes will redistribute wealth for third world countries to focus on renewable energies as opposed to the cheap pollution based oil that is responsible for most of our air quality dilemmas in the luxurious first world.

Those who speak the loudest on climate fraud are the mining and oil industry corporate gods who have used the age old hate based concept of the scapegoat to get a lot of people hot under the collar. Just how many pennies per gallon of fuel is it all going to add up to - a pittance in the grand scheme of things. But the anger and vitriol people use when it comes to the "criminal" discussion points more to just how silly the climate fraud debate is, like somehow first workers are going to have their lives ruined.

And the myth that there are actual individuals robbing us all blind in the name of creating a healthier planet is just actually mind numbing. IMHO this is another example of how the ultra wealthy have convinced the masses to shoot themselves in the foot again by literally lobbying for the right for corporate industry to work in a deregulated environment where we somehow all blindly believe that carbon emissions are actually healthy for us. "Damn it, I demand the right to a polluted and dying planet because taxes are just plain evil!" Really now, no matter what your feelings on CO2 are does that actually make any sense at all. Is not cleaner better?

<blockquote data-quote="Burnt State" data-source="post: 193403" data-attributes="member: 5332">The whole concept of pro climate change advocates as &quot;criminals&quot; I find to be patently ridiculous. The notion that somehow people are going to independently make millions of dollars in some climate fraud scheme is ludicrous. Carbon taxes will redistribute wealth for third world countries to focus on renewable energies as opposed to the cheap pollution based oil that is responsible for most of our air quality dilemmas in the luxurious first world.Those who speak the loudest on climate fraud are the mining and oil industry corporate gods who have used the age old hate based concept of the scapegoat to get a lot of people hot under the collar. Just how many pennies per gallon of fuel is it all going to add up to - a pittance in the grand scheme of things. But the anger and vitriol people use when it comes to the &quot;criminal&quot; discussion points more to just how silly the climate fraud debate is, like somehow first workers are going to have their lives ruined. And the myth that there are actual individuals robbing us all blind in the name of creating a healthier planet is just actually mind numbing. IMHO this is another example of how the ultra wealthy have convinced the masses to shoot themselves in the foot again by literally lobbying for the right for corporate industry to work in a deregulated environment where we somehow all blindly believe that carbon emissions are actually healthy for us. &quot;Damn it, I demand the right to a polluted and dying planet because taxes are just plain evil!&quot; Really now, no matter what your feelings on CO2 are does that actually make any sense at all. Is not cleaner better?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Burnt State, post: 193403, member: 5332"] The whole concept of pro climate change advocates as "criminals" I find to be patently ridiculous. The notion that somehow people are going to independently make millions of dollars in some climate fraud scheme is ludicrous. Carbon taxes will redistribute wealth for third world countries to focus on renewable energies as opposed to the cheap pollution based oil that is responsible for most of our air quality dilemmas in the luxurious first world. Those who speak the loudest on climate fraud are the mining and oil industry corporate gods who have used the age old hate based concept of the scapegoat to get a lot of people hot under the collar. Just how many pennies per gallon of fuel is it all going to add up to - a pittance in the grand scheme of things. But the anger and vitriol people use when it comes to the "criminal" discussion points more to just how silly the climate fraud debate is, like somehow first workers are going to have their lives ruined. And the myth that there are actual individuals robbing us all blind in the name of creating a healthier planet is just actually mind numbing. IMHO this is another example of how the ultra wealthy have convinced the masses to shoot themselves in the foot again by literally lobbying for the right for corporate industry to work in a deregulated environment where we somehow all blindly believe that carbon emissions are actually healthy for us. "Damn it, I demand the right to a polluted and dying planet because taxes are just plain evil!" Really now, no matter what your feelings on CO2 are does that actually make any sense at all. Is not cleaner better? [/QUOTE]

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