Global Warming and the Love of Children? True News from Freedomain Radio

Can we really believe politicians when they talk about their concern for what kind of weather our great grandchildren might experience?

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• global
• warming
• climate
• change
• skeptic
• ritalin
• national
• debt

[tinosnit]

Awesome video. I'd rather a different background though, I think the maroon makes you look a little pale.

[stefbot]

haha thanks, but I don't think it's just the background, it is Canada in February... :o

[spystyle]

And yes, school sucks ass, home-school is the best.

Another thought provoking show Stefbot

[spystyle]

NOOO - the drugs are actually toxic. See the movie "marketing of madness"

[DeeZeveel]

As a newcomer to economics, I find it confusing to hear that seemingly all the most powerful nations are in debt. It begs the question: Who are they all in debt to? Are they in debt to each other? Are they in debt to private banks? Is this where the "Fed", the Bank of England and the IMF etc come in?

Thanks to anyone who can shed light on this!

[onaqui]

This is a good example of valid ad hominem arguments. When it comes to the state you can be sure that they will try to mislead you and say one thing while doing something else, hence the valid suspicion towards the real motives behind the arguments for dealing with climate change.

GJ

[johnejaker]

For me, this is by far the biggest reason I could never be a progressive. How can progressives claim to be humanists when they see humans as basically the worst thing to happen to the earth. Go onto any global warming or progressive blog and you will find support for a huge reduction of the human population. Perhaps that's why they have less children. Way to go... replace God with state and/or the Earth. Have a convo with GW follower and count the times you hear, "The poor Earth."

[Equity213]

And if people are so worried about pollution, co2 and the ozone layer: how come no one talks about the thousands of nuclear devices that were tested in the upper atmosphere and underground during the cold war???

It wouldnt surprise me if our percieved environmental mallaise was due in large part to that.

[Equity213]

honestly i would take the mafia over the government because at least the mafia provides something for the consumer. They are more sensitive to the invisible hand.

[TerrierBram]

So the government is committed to the 90 million tons of waste gas a day, produced as result of human activities. The government is evil. So 90 millions tons of waste gas is no problem? I care more for the atmosphere than the government. If one putting millions of years storage of sun energy in a few decades into the air, in the form of dead dinosaurs, this wouldn’t have any effect? The question if not global warming, the question is: how come these waste gases wouldn’t have any effect?

[TreachMarkets]

@tombeardman The government isn't we the people, if the government consisted of all the people there would be no government. The government is a small number of people controlling the rest. There are a few people in government who are elected, but they are not legally liable to do what they said to get elected, so no we the people there.

If the government was we the people there would be no reason for compulsory taxation, or at least we would have control over what the money was spent on.

[TheMiyaMusashi]

Excellent!