gozunda wrote: » So when greta highlighted that 'people are dying' during her rant / tantrum at the UN it was ok? But a greta doll cartoon is not allowed to accurately portray greta saying that - really? Interesting.
Tell me how wrote: » People are dying. But let's ignore that for the lol's.
gozunda wrote: » So when greta highlighted that 'people are dying' during her rant / tantrum at the UN it was ok? But a greta doll cartoon is not allowed to accurately portray greta saying that - really? Interesting. Heres another one. Oddly it reminds me of this thread a bit. Not sure why .... Translation.: Is she always there? Yes she is always there! I'm fairly confident that not everyone will get that one either ...
KyussB wrote: » That cartoonist has a really weird/creepy obsession with Greta:
Micky 32 wrote: » More hogwash. Yes we’re all dying BUT. 100 years ago half a million people died a year from weather related disasters. Currently it’s down to 20,000 a year.
Micky 32 wrote: » One has to wonder what you were googling to get that picture lol
KyussB wrote: » The authors name?
Tell me how wrote: » Of course, and as everyone knows, there have been no improvements in emergency services, weather event predictions and warning, building security, PPE, or medical treatments or procedures. Yep, no improvements in any of these which have helped keep people alive. By your rational, the weather was 25 times worse 100 years ago than it is now. Again, please get on to Met Eierann, the IPCC and everyone else who has been mislead on this. But, I'm sure the families of the forest activists shot and killed in Brazil recently see what happened to them as unavoidable.
Micky 32 wrote: » Nothing to do with my rational. I doubt the emergency services improved so much to save 480 thousand a year. The fact of the matter is regardless of the reason our weather has in reality become less of an emergency. Stop qouting met eireann. I live in Ireland and i know the weather patterns the last 50 years. You’re basically exaggerating about people dying.
Tell me how wrote: » 'please stop quoting professionals who disagree with my opinion'. Ah......... No.
Micky 32 wrote: » You don’t even live in Ireland, i can tell you now the weather is the same as it always has been and if there are changes it’s hardly noticable. Btw one of Irelands highest temps ever recorded was in 1976, 43 years ago! Like i said these weather emergencies today are exaggerated, 480k decline in deaths, remember that when you qoute people are dying.
hetuzozaho wrote: » So would you consider yourself a climate change denier?
Tell me how wrote: » Again. Lived in Ireland for 40 years. Haven't done so for less than one. Has the weather changed that dramatically that I cannot comment on it? If so, wouldnt that be a dramatic change in the climate and with talking about?
Micky 32 wrote: » If you have been reading my posts
quokula wrote: » I didn’t realise all the scientists were saying that global temperatures directly correlated with the weather on one small island and nothing else mattered
hetuzozaho wrote: » Guess I wasn't
splinter65 wrote: » So Gretas parents/managers decided to pretend that Greta had to sit a whole long train journey on the floor due to overcrowding and they never once expected that the train company would call them out on this?!? Did they “forget” to take a picture of the “overcrowding” and the first class seat?Did they think that making the cover of Time magazine would insure them against criticism? If she survives the neglect and borderline abuse she is enduring at their hands she will have some story to tell whoever replaces Oprah later on....
Thelonious Monk wrote: » Jesus Christ all this quibbling over a f*cking train seat. Anyway this is what happened.