Climate in the 21st Century

Will Humankind see the 22nd Century?

  • Not a fucking chance

    Votes: 44 27.5%

  • Maybe. if we get our act together

    Votes: 42 26.3%

  • Yes, we will survive

    Votes: 74 46.3%
  • Total voters
    160
ttystikk

ttystikk

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Budley Doright said:
Didn’t the Governments also contribute bigly as well? I know ours did, with subsidies and turning a blind eye to the devastation extraction causes. Just sayin :o.
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Well of course! What else were all those bribes - err, "campaign contributions" - paying for, anyway?!

In November, remember that you live in a "democracy" where you can choose between two candidates whose campaigns have taken millions from Big Oil and the Private Equity firms who own them! Or you can endure endless ridicule for choosing a third party candidate who did not take the money and is therefore (according to them) unfit for office!

People ask me why I'm voting for Dr Jill Stein and this is why.
 
Drop That Sound

Drop That Sound

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Why is the government trying to hide the real reason for "climate change", which is the massive undersea mining operations used to harvest the materials needed for the batteries and other technology that will supposedly save us? Why aren't they getting sued for destroying the ocean the whole time? How can you keep buying electric cars and supporting the big tech companies now that the secret is out? Its a known FACT that the metals\minerals on the sea floor they been raking up for decades are what is actually producing the worlds main oxygen supplies, through electrolysis.
 
doublejj

doublejj

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Stein’s apologism for Putin
Last night, Jill Stein presented the classic Putin apologist line. She started by stressing how much we should fear nuclear war. This implies buckling to Putin’s saber rattling regarding nuclear weapons. She spent most of her time criticizing the US and no time explaining the crimes Russian troops have committed in Ukraine
 
BudmanTX

BudmanTX

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ttystikk said:
Well of course! What else were all those bribes - err, "campaign contributions" - paying for, anyway?!

In November, remember that you live in a "democracy" where you can choose between two candidates whose campaigns have taken millions from Big Oil and the Private Equity firms who own them! Or you can endure endless ridicule for choosing a third party candidate who did not take the money and is therefore (according to them) unfit for office!

People ask me why I'm voting for Dr Jill Stein and this is why.
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nothing against you buddy but have u seen this:
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notice who's sitting nex to Putin's mouth (Peskov)....js

you do you mate...js
 
Budley Doright

Budley Doright

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ttystikk said:
Well of course! What else were all those bribes - err, "campaign contributions" - paying for, anyway?!

In November, remember that you live in a "democracy" where you can choose between two candidates whose campaigns have taken millions from Big Oil and the Private Equity firms who own them! Or you can endure endless ridicule for choosing a third party candidate who did not take the money and is therefore (according to them) unfit for office!

People ask me why I'm voting for Dr Jill Stein and this is why.
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Well first off I live in another country and secondly I don’t think throwing away your vote is the wisest decision but it is your choice.
 
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Samwiseman420

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Drop That Sound said:
Why is the government trying to hide the real reason for "climate change", which is the massive undersea mining operations used to harvest the materials needed for the batteries and other technology that will supposedly save us? Why aren't they getting sued for destroying the ocean the whole time? How can you keep buying electric cars and supporting the big tech companies now that the secret is out? Its a known FACT that the metals\minerals on the sea floor they been raking up for decades are what is actually producing the worlds main oxygen supplies, through electrolysis.
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I disagree with you on this. If we were messing up the ocean floor the aliens would put a stop to it immediately. They are already pissed off enough about the plastics floating on top of their homes :blsmoke:
 
Grandpapy

Grandpapy

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Drop That Sound said:
Why is the government trying to hide the real reason for "climate change", which is the massive undersea mining operations used to harvest the materials needed for the batteries and other technology that will supposedly save us? Why aren't they getting sued for destroying the ocean the whole time? How can you keep buying electric cars and supporting the big tech companies now that the secret is out? Its a known FACT that the metals\minerals on the sea floor they been raking up for decades are what is actually producing the worlds main oxygen supplies, through electrolysis.
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As a stockholder I keep my investments private. It's not the govt.
Deep sea mining is ramping up in a variety of different jurisdictions and zones. A number of large and small players are involved, and there are a wide variety of strategies and techniques being employed. Here's our list of the top ten most exciting deep sea mining companies to watch in 2024!

I believe the ocean has been warming before u/w mining became popular.
 
Drop That Sound

Drop That Sound

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Oxygen sources endangered by deep sea mining, scientists encourage discretion

The finding of dark oxygen has considerable consequences for deep ocean mining, specifically in the mineral abundant Clarion-Clipperton Zone, that is aimed by several businesses. This mining presents dangers to deep ocean environments which rely on these nodules’ oxygen.


Marine researchers, Sweetman included, gives caution regarding the possible ruin of habitats as well as biodiversity in these unfamiliar areas. Petitions have been signed by more than 800 marine scientists hailing from 44 nations for a suspension on deep ocean mining, highlighting the hazards of interrupting massively unfamiliar environments.


Sweetman highlights that the mining sector needs to think about the effect on dark oxygen generation along with the wider ecology. Prior mining efforts in the 1980s triggered substantial damage to marine life, with salvage taking years. Hence, scientific oversight together with additional investigation into this occurrence are necessary before any massive removal happens.


The disclosure of dark oxygen generation in the deep sea casts a thrilling but frightening perception into the complications of marine environments. As scientists persist to solve our oceans’ mysteries, it becomes progressively transparent that there is a lot we do not understand regarding the marine ecosystems.


The possible effects of deep ocean mining on this recent oxygen supply as well as the environments which depend on it guarantee serious regard. As scientists request more inclusive studies, it is essential that we come closer to the likelihood of utilizing the seafloor with discretion, balancing financial concentrations along with the conservation of Earth’s diverse ecosystems.
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ttystikk

ttystikk

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doublejj said:
Your ‘protest vote’ for Jill Stein is really a vote for Donald Trump
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Letters to the Editor: Your 'protest vote' for Jill Stein is really a vote for Donald Trump

Don't like Kamala Harris' recent comment on guns? The solution is to support gun control, not vote for a Trump-enabling third-party spoiler.
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Fine. Both major parties suck and neither represents my needs and interests. I'm not about to buy into the bullshit spewed by billion dollar campaigns. Kamala and Donald are utterly corrupt and people grasp at straws to have anything bad to say about the Green Party.

If average Americans can't think for themselves any better than this, the country deserves what it gets.
 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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Budley Doright said:
Well first off I live in another country and secondly I don’t think throwing away your vote is the wisest decision but it is your choice.
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I'm voting for what and who I believe in. How is that throwing anything away??

Let's be clear about something; Jill didn't take my vote away from anyone. Kamala Harris is a completely witless clown who owes her entire political existence to the donor class. I wouldn't vote for her unless someone put a gun to my head- in which case it isn't my vote.

And before someone starts screaming about me being a Republican, I feel exactly the same way about Trump.

Neither R or D are going to do shit for average Americans and until we get that through our heads, this kind of stupid binary choice bullshit will continue.
 
BudmanTX

BudmanTX

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ttystikk said:
The Justice department looked through everything and gave Jill, her trip, her campaign and her platform the okay. In other words, this is as thoroughly debunked as you can get.
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well all i'm gonna say is, u do u, if you think Stein, then go with it.....

i would suggest, u might look into her ties with RT and that picture, and remember why RT is banned....js
 
Budley Doright

Budley Doright

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ttystikk said:
I'm voting for what and who I believe in. How is that throwing anything away??

Let's be clear about something; Jill didn't take my vote away from anyone. Kamala Harris is a completely witless clown who owes her entire political existence to the donor class. I wouldn't vote for her unless someone put a gun to my head- in which case it isn't my vote.

And before someone starts screaming about me being a Republican, I feel exactly the same way about Trump.

Neither R or D are going to do shit for average Americans and until we get that through our heads, this kind of stupid binary choice bullshit will continue.
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Like I said, your vote, your choice. Good luck!
 
doublejj

doublejj

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Jill Stein’s Ideology Says One Thing—Her Investment Portfolio Says Another
The holier-than-thou Green Party candidate rails against Big Carbon, big banks, Big Pharma—while she holds substantial investments in them
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Jill Stein, Oil & Big Bank Profiteer

The holier-than-thou Green Party candidate rails against Big Carbon, big banks, Big Pharma—while she holds substantial investments in them.
www.thedailybeast.com www.thedailybeast.com
 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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BudmanTX said:
well all i'm gonna say is, u do u, if you think Stein, then go with it.....

i would suggest, u might look into her ties with RT and that picture, and remember why RT is banned....js
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As someone who's been in journalism since I was a kid watching my dad write for the Denver Post and the Rocky Mountain News, I know good journalism and I know bullshit.

They got rid of RT because RT kept getting it right when the US mainstream media was lying out their asses.
 
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