Chump for President

[marshallnoise]

Read my posts bro. I regularly argue in favor of conservative ideas, particularly economics. My problem is with the Repugnant party and the Cretin in Chief, who aren't Conservative and have completely scammed their voters into believing they have their best interests in mind.

You don't spout conservative ideas at all. You do seem to suffer from multiple personalities, that's evident by your posts.

[mbonder]

There is a clear pattern in my posts showing that I am a right leaning Independent. I own guns, I was in the military, I am pro-business, for decentralized government, etc.

Here's my assessment: You don't like the current administration, that is obvious, but in all honesty, I haven't seen you offer any opinions on much of anything else since the election. Because you've made it plainly obvious that you hate Trump, someone that's only read your last 100 posts or so in this forum might believe that you are a Lefty because Lefties too, hate Trump.

I'm not going to go back further than that because it might take days to reach a thread where you actually talked about decentralized government or what exactly makes someone an independent beyond not registering as a republican or democrat.

[z31maniac]

Classic discussing hyperbole when you guys were too busy calling eachother names the last 2 weeks instead of discussing the thread topic.

Lets hope he doesn't, but it seems like he will anyway.

Announcement earlier said the idiot did it.

[marshallnoise]

Announcement earlier said the idiot did it.

Its a great move for the country.

[Massive Lee]

Announcement earlier said the idiot did it.

And another idiot claimed that God will solve the problem...

"Rep. Tim Walberg (R-Mich.) told a constituent last week that God can solve the problem of climate change if the global phenomenon truly exists. "

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/tim-walberg-climate-change_us_592edc73e4b0540ffc837acf

[z31maniac]

Its a great move for the country.

Disagree.

The single best thing he could for our economy is eliminate the Corporate Income Tax.

[marshallnoise]

And another idiot claimed that God will solve the problem...

"Rep. Tim Walberg (R-Mich.) told a constituent last week that God can solve the problem of climate change if the global phenomenon truly exists. "

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/...b0540ffc837acf

So swap God with "Mother Nature." Still stupid? I don't think so.

Have you ever been caught in a wave in the ocean? Mother Nature is pretty freaking powerful. Its arrogant as hell, in my opinion, to think that we can plug up a volcano for example. One volcano will absolutely undermine all of human's efforts to stem GHGs.

[marshallnoise]

Disagree.

The single best thing he could for our economy is eliminate the Corporate Income Tax.

Umm, I didn't say anything about the economy or it being a single best anything. I just said it was a great move. ;D

[decay]

So swap God with "Mother Nature." Still stupid? I don't think so.

Have you ever been caught in a wave in the ocean? Mother Nature is pretty freaking powerful. Its arrogant as hell, in my opinion, to think that we can plug up a volcano for example. One volcano will absolutely undermine all of human's efforts to stem GHGs.

oh well i guess we just shouldn't bother at all with trying to prevent our planet from becoming the next venus, then, because that might happen a million years from now

[marshallnoise]

oh well i guess we just shouldn't bother at all with trying to prevent our planet from becoming the next venus, then, because that might happen a million years from now

Did I say that? I don't recall saying that.

[gwb72tii]

oh well i guess we just shouldn't bother at all with trying to prevent our planet from becoming the next venus, then, because that might happen a million years from now

THIS is why the majority of Americans don't believe you're side's arguments that we're doomed. i assume you're sarcastic.

[decay]

Did I say that? I don't recall saying that.

uh, you don't see how your last sentence reads that way?

[marshallnoise]

uh, you don't see how your last sentence reads that way?

All I stated was that the odds are way stacked against us.

[cale]

One volcano will absolutely undermine all of human's efforts to stem GHGs.

The Mount Pinatubo eruption emitted 42 million tonnes of CO2 (Gerlach et al 1996). Compare this to human emissions in 1991: 23 billion tonnes of CO2 (CDIAC). The strongest eruption over the last half-century amounted to 0.2% of human CO2 emissions in that year.

https://www.skepticalscience.com/volcanoes-and-global-warming-intermediate.htm

Please stop making factually incorrect claims, we are certainly capable of reducing fractions of a percent.

[marshallnoise]

https://www.skepticalscience.com/vol...termediate.htm

Please stop making factually incorrect claims, we are certainly capable of reducing fractions of a percent.

https://pubs.usgs.gov/fs/1997/fs113-97/

It entirely depends on the ACTUAL ERUPTION of a volcano that is rich in CO. There are some that are. Pinatubo was rich in Sulfur Dioxide. This opened up huge holes in the Ozone Layer. The world actually cooled from it for a few years but every volcano is different.

Once again, when a volcano erupts (like blows its fucking top, not merely normal volcanic activity), the environment suffers to an uncontrollable degree. Much more impact than what we can do.