[Wyzz Kydd]

Originally Posted by Mike818

The only debate still being had about climate change is how F***** we all are.

Honestly, the idea that we can just dig shit out of the ground, burn it, and release the product of that into the air, forever, without negative consequences is ridiculous.

Completely false. Plenty of people don’t buy into this nonsense.

[1fastz28]

Originally Posted by Wyzz Kydd

Completely false. Plenty of people don’t buy into this nonsense.

Plenty of people think the moon landing was fake, or that the earth is flat, doesn't make their opinions valid.

[Mike818]

Originally Posted by Wyzz Kydd

Completely false. Plenty of people don’t buy into this nonsense.

That's fine, plenty of people believe they get anally probed by aliens. Doesn't mean anyone takes them seriously.

[Mike818]

Originally Posted by 1fastz28

Plenty of people think the moon landing was fake, or that the earth is flat, doesn't make their opinions valid.

a lot of mind reading going on in this thread.

[Gen6cyl]

Ocean front property still getting top dollar, people moving to Florida. Don't they know they will be under water soon?

[OB0001]

Originally Posted by Spaceme1117

Was walking by a Telsa shit-box on Friday. The damn things have to run its cooling system in the summer time to keep the batteries from cooking. Same thing in the winter but has to keep the batteries cools. Uses energy every minute of every day. EV's are 100% garbage.

Keep your V8 Camaro's friends. They will go up in value.

not to mention they get piss poor mileage in the summer heat and winter cold

[1fastz28]

Originally Posted by Gen6cyl

Ocean front property still getting top dollar, people moving to Florida. Don't they know they will be under water soon?

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/aaa-ins...da-nonrenewal/

Sure you can move their, but soon it'll be hard to insure your home because of increasing number/veracity of natural disasters.

[Wyzz Kydd]

Originally Posted by Mike818

That's fine, plenty of people believe they get anally probed by aliens. Doesn't mean anyone takes them seriously.

Hey, if that’s your fantasy have at it.

[Wyzz Kydd]

Originally Posted by 1fastz28

Plenty of people think the moon landing was fake, or that the earth is flat, doesn't make their opinions valid.

Ok Chicken Little.

[Mike818]

Originally Posted by Wyzz Kydd

Hey, if that’s your fantasy have at it.

ouch, sick burn bro.

[Capricio]

Originally Posted by 1fastz28

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/aaa-ins...da-nonrenewal/

Sure you can move their, but soon it'll be hard to insure your home because of increasing number/veracity of natural disasters.

The frequency and intensity of the storms hasn't changed much, if at all. The value of and number of insured properties and subsequent number and value of claims is what has gone up. Again, El Nino/La Nina has far, far more impact on weather patterns than the CO2 given off by our cars, but virtue signalers want to believe they're making a difference or having an impact, and now want to force everyone else to go along with them.

[Gen6cyl]

More cbs bs.

[Number 3]

Originally Posted by Wyzz Kydd

Completely false. Plenty of people don’t buy into this nonsense.

Hard to believe people can’t grasp mankind plays a part. That’s simple denial to fit the narrative. Now claiming mankind is 100% responsible for climate change is about the same.

Look at it this way. You have a swimming pool in your back yard. Your kid pees in the pool and you are probably still ok to swim in it. If I have entire Chicago beats ream stand around that pool and pee in you probably aren’t going in.

THat being said, transportation accounts for about 30% of the man made part. Going all EV, which might happen around 2050 is only addresses a portion of the problem. No one talks much about the other 70%.

Originally Posted by 1fastz28

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/aaa-ins...da-nonrenewal/

Sure you can move their, but soon it'll be hard to insure your home because of increasing number/veracity of natural disasters.

Or this

https://www.forbes.com/sites/michael...h=ca4ba8b1897e

[1fastz28]

Originally Posted by Capricio

The frequency and intensity of the storms hasn't changed much, if at all. The value of and number of insured properties and subsequent number and value of claims is what has gone up. Again, El Nino/La Nina has far, far more impact on weather patterns than the CO2 given off by our cars, but virtue signalers want to believe they're making a difference or having an impact, and now want to force everyone else to go along with them.

It's not virtue signaling, that is a poor argument not based in reality. This article https://www.cbsnews.com/news/hurrica...mes-insurance/ which is linked in the first one shows inflation adjusted claims going back over 40 years, so while prices have gone up over 40 years, the graph shows that accounting for inflation storms have gotten worse and so has flooding. An insurance company only cares about one thing, money. They aren't virtue signaling by leaving Florida, they are leaving because it isn't economically viable. You really think an insurance company would just up and leave a state, giving up billions in profits just to make a point? They, along like GM only care about one thing and that is making money. They're going to make it anyway they can, and that includes leaving states and making cars that only a handful of people buy. It sucks for those that live in Florida or that enjoy enthusiast cars but its the reality of business.