/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8540416
it says of the 34% that stated a view (opposite of the 66% who didn't state a view), 97% of them think it's human caused.

So basically you have 1/3 of the climatologists for certain on your side. Great. Now where's that consensus?

>>8540429
Moving the goalpost, great. Ever thought the climate deniers could be people who don't want carbon taxes (which will effectively do nothing) sucked out of their assholes? The data has always shown humans contribute a very small portion of the overall CO2 emissions on the Earth, and again the climate has always been changing and always will.

Man has always lived and died by the whims of the Earth. We have never killed this planet and we never will, it or something bigger than it will kill us in the end.

>>8540426
>>8540430
>>8540432
And every time in history an order has risen up to subjugate the people, the people eventually end up rising up or the weak empire crumbles from weakness. The same will happen to you.

/pol/ will never leave.

/pol/ has never left.

it was /pol/ that lead the scandinavian conquerors

it was /pol/ that lead Genghis Khan

it was /pol/ that lead the British Kingdom and Empire

it was /pol/ that founded America in 1776

it was /pol/ that put a man on the moon

it was /pol/ that made Donald Trump president.

There have always been people like us.

There have always been people like you.

And the people like us always win.