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Raoul_Luke

"Wait, it's all Marxism?" "Always has been."
And it was an uncomfortably cold, rainy May morning in the Mid-Atlantic region. And the weather forecast shows this chilly trend continuing to mid-month (at least). The same thing happened last year. Delayed spring weather two years in a row now. It reminds me of a similar weather pattern when I was in my teens back in the late sixties. Several years in a row of late summers. One summer was so chilly we went to the swim club every day and just played cards. It was way too cold to get in the water. So, is this a sign of "climate change?" It seems like the more climate changes the more it stays the same...
 
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Simple rule of thumb: if the weather fits the anthropogenic global warming scammers' agenda, it's climate change. If it doesn't, it's weather.
 
And it was an uncomfortably cold, rainy May morning in the Mid-Atlantic region. And the weather forecast shows this chilly trend continuing to mid-month (at least). The same thing happened last year. Delayed spring weather two years in a row now. It reminds me of a similar weather pattern when I was in my teens back in the late sixties. Several years in a row of late summers. One summer was so chilly we went to the swim club every day and just played cards. It was way too cold to get in the water. So, is this a sign of "climate change?" It seems like the more climate changes the more it stays the same...

The climate is changing, as you note.

And the globe is steadily warming - the air and the seas.

Should we ignore it, or do something about it?
 
OK, that will be remembered as your "contribution" to the fight against climate change...trolling message boards at the behest of the DNC. LOL

Trolling? My question is the ultimate question on the topic.

Trolling is dodging that question and babbling. Your specialty.

;-)
 
Trolling? My question is the ultimate question on the topic.

Trolling is dodging that question and babbling. Your specialty.

;-)

Yes, trolling. That's what you do here. You dodged the question in the top post (as expected), and attempted to hijack the thread. Then you dodged my challenge to you to back up your DNC-funded talking points with actions. You're dodgeboy, always and forever.
 
Yes, trolling. That's what you do here. You dodged the question in the top post (as expected), and attempted to hijack the thread. Then you dodged my challenge to you to back up your DNC-funded talking points with actions. You're dodgeboy, always and forever.

Pure nonsense, as always.

I directly addressed the TP, and then asked a related question, which you dodged, followed up by your accusing me of dodging.

Your ability to always get things dead wrong is remarkable. The laws of probability suggest that you would sometimes say something true, if only through happenstance. Nope.

;-)
 
Pure nonsense, as always.

I directly addressed the TP, and then asked a related question, which you dodged, followed up by your accusing me of dodging.

Your ability to always get things dead wrong is remarkable. The laws of probability suggest that you would sometimes say something true, if only through happenstance. Nope.

;-)

Quit trolling. Either address the top post or start your own thread explaining why you do nothing to fight climate change. I reported your attempt to hijack this thread.
 
Quit trolling. Either address the top post or start your own thread explaining why you do nothing to fight climate change. I reported your attempt to hijack this thread.

Sheesh, just when I think you can't stoop lower, you find a way.

As you know, I directly addressed the TP. Shucks, I even agreed with its point. While you're limited to trolling and dodging, while accusing others of trolling and dodging.
 
And it was an uncomfortably cold, rainy May morning in the Mid-Atlantic region. And the weather forecast shows this chilly trend continuing to mid-month (at least). The same thing happened last year. Delayed spring weather two years in a row now. It reminds me of a similar weather pattern when I was in my teens back in the late sixties. Several years in a row of late summers. One summer was so chilly we went to the swim club every day and just played cards. It was way too cold to get in the water. So, is this a sign of "climate change?" It seems like the more climate changes the more it stays the same...

Indeed. A few weeks ago when there were record highs to be had.. then it was CLIMATE CHANGE... this week.. when there are below normal lows..... crickets.

connie
 
Indeed. A few weeks ago when there were record highs to be had.. then it was CLIMATE CHANGE... this week.. when there are below normal lows..... crickets.

connie

Meanwhile, the globe warms year after year, despite how chilly it may be on any given day in your neck of the woods.
 
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