Climate Change, Feminism, White Genocide, Donald Trump

Syphonax wrote: »

The river Rhine use to freeze over regularly in roman times and then stopped in about the eight century (natural climate change) its begun to freeze again this year http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4148890/One-Europe-s-longest-rivers-freezes-over.html for the first time in 30 years

Yep climate can naturally cycle, usually down to sudden vulcanism, shifts in sun activity etc. However and outside those cycles we have seen and for quite a long time that human activity has influenced climates and environments locally and more globally. Take all those Jesus of Nazareth flicks that do the rounds at Easter, hell take the Life Of Brian and where do they film them? In arid desert like regions, Morocco and the like. Problem being that back at the time he was preaching the epistles to the apostles it didn't look like that. It wasn't nearly so arid and the arid bits were smaller. Covered in forest for a start. Nearby Lebanon was famous in the classical world for its cedars, Cedars that covered the land. Today... You mention the Romans? One of the biggest reasons they headed into the Germanic lands was for supplies of timber. They'd all but exhausted their own. Roman writers waxed lyrical and at length about trees. They were obsessed with them. They made one wild herb go completely extinct because they over harvested it. By the time of Rome the European lion was all but extinct. Earlier Greek observers had noted their slow decline and even back then put the blame on human interference. They also noted rivers silting up and local shifts in climate.

Man only discovered carbon dioxide uses in 1630

Sorry Syph, but this is the point where you go full WTF?? Discovered carbon dioxide? Eh... you do realise that humans have been pumping CO2 into the atmosphere since the agricultural revolution? Burn trees you release it, clear land for farming you realise it. You speak of that "natural climate change"? Well the natural and predictable ice ages that came one after the other stopped. We should be in one now, but we're not. "Man only discovered carbon dioxide uses in 1630" I really don't know what to say... Question a theory if you will and should IMHO, but for god's sake at least do so from a position of some knowledge on the matter.