You don't believe in AGW because someone on slashdot was impolite in a comment? Which proves the whole thing is a scam to any "rational" person?
Try this. People who think the world is flat are fuckfaces. Does that imply that the round-earth idea is a scam?
Sorry, your logic doesn't fly. Let's try it this way, people who support AGW only because government funding tells them to support it. With the fact that they use this heavy funding to silence dissenting points of view. They also use said funding as a political method to stifle dissenting points of view.
One of the main impacts of climate change would be an increase in extreme weather, so not entirely surprising such things would be claimed.
Except I didn't say extreme, nor do they generally in the media. In fact they were screaming "extreme weather" when we had the cold-snap here in Canada. On the other hand, that was normal winter weather according to the historical data. So...which is it?
I've noticed that every time somewhere in the US or Europe experiences a bit of cold weather for the season, comments sections all around the internet are filled with people proclaiming this proves climate change is a fraud.
Media and various "scientific literates: " Weather was warm - global warming Weather cold - global warming We had tornado's - global warming A hurricane hit the NE coast - global warming Drought in central US - global warming Forest fires in Canada - global warming Unseasonably warm spring - global warming Unseasonably wet spring - global warming Unseasonably cold spring - global warming Regular spring - global warming Snowfall in October - global warming Blizzard in December - global warming Water in reservoirs low - global warming Water high in reservoirs - global warming Higher than average cloud cover - global warming War in the middle east - global warming War in Balkans - global warming
They aren't "fudging" numbers. This is climate data, it's HARD to deal with.
Then perhaps you can explain why they're adjusting historical temperature data, while claiming that it's "functionally bad or maladjusted" even though those same instruments are in use today, and are considered the gold standard for measurements.
Talk to me agitation when you've read the IPCC report. I won't debate with John Regurgibots.
In other words, fuck out you lying ignoramus
In other news, this is why people don't believe in AGW. Because every time that a proponent of it comes into contact with something that disagrees with their tidy view of the world, the first thing they do is lash out. And in the minds of a rational person, this simply screams "scam."
Would you have a list or know some of those? It might be something relevant for TFS.
Not off the top of my head, but I do remember Brazil, and Germany making some changes. Canada is doing something similar via pipedathis as well Where the law doesn't cover it, companies are doing it on their own including avoiding routing through the US. For online in Canada see openmedia's bit. Individual ISP's as well have been replying on what they give/send/comply/refuse to do, this is Teksavvy's response.
There are plenty of countries that already do this at the federal and state/provincial levels. And a lot of companies are following suit, especially after privacy laws have been toughened up by federal law.
Considering the insanity that people have over guns, that's exactly what people have tried to do. Charging gun manufactures as an accomplice. I've also see cases with it with regards to hit and runs where an individual has died. If people are willing to go full-on-stupid for one thing, what stops them from doing it in another case?
Right. People are hypocritical to an extreme, and it falls to "whatever fits their agenda."
What, wasn't their faith in god strong enough? It works wonders for children without vaccinations...
Sorry nope, and it doesn't seem to apply to children without vaccinations. Then again, pseudoscience does seem to apply to the parents of those who believe in the anti-vaxxer movement. How else can it be so, especially when they believe in debunked studies that were created by an ambulance chaser.
AGW has been proclaiming this for years, but the variation has been minimal contrasted against historical records. It's the theories that proclaim that "doom has come."
"the Ice Sheets should be gone already" lie.
Northwest passage BS ring any bells?
" and flooding of Florida should nearly be complete. " lie.
I can remember this one from the 80's, that Florida would be under water by 2015. Don't see it happening.
" Don't forget about the Polar Bears Drowning...." it's happening, although some of mating with brown bears and creating a new species.
We've got so many polar bears in Canada and they're so aggressive and territorial that several times the government has considered culls to keep them and other animals from becoming depopulated. Bastards will wipe out large groups of deer and moose, eat half, leave the rest to rot. Then do it again.
I'm guessing you've never been to EU, Russia, Africa or Asia. Paranormal crap is even bigger business in Asia and Africa than it is in the US, pseudoscience outshines the US in many Asian nations, and autism by vaccines is pretty much equal universally across this rock(I take this as a fair point that no matter how smart someone claims to be, stupidity is a universal trait). I'm surprised that you didn't get in with "fattest nation" but then you'd be talking about Mexico.
"Upto" is the key wording. Remember this is the key point in case law, especially for setting abuse precedents. And it's sure not going to cause small companies to fold left and right. If it does, the business is already doing something wrong, and thriving off of bulk spam in the first place. What this is, is an extension of the DNC, and since we're moving in a direction of tossing mail to the wind--especially with companies now charging between $1 to $8 for a bill to be physically mailed, I'm sure you can see where there is a problem.
But let's be realistic, if Canadapost can operate Purolator with a massive positive income, where are they going wrong at operating their letter carrier service. If anything, their latest stunt of pushing people to corner-boxes and no home delivery is what's simply going to kill them faster.
Pretty bold claim from an AC, would you like to go into an in-depth analysis of that statement? After all, anyone who can look at something objectively already knows that groupthink is a common theme at wikipedia.
It's all perfectly harmless. CTos is here for you! For those that haven't played the game, stop reading. With that one of the points in the game was "targeted reassignment" of vote predictions to get a mayor re-elected.
Wikipedia is built on a foundation which works "on average".
In other words, if it doesn't fit someone narrow view of what's acceptable, piss off. They'd be happier with their echo chamber filled with groupthink.
I personally like it when editors remove fully sourced information that's contrary to their PoV, and then you get a assload of brigading on the topic because it's "contrary to popular opinion."
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You don't believe in AGW because someone on slashdot was impolite in a comment? Which proves the whole thing is a scam to any "rational" person?
Try this. People who think the world is flat are fuckfaces. Does that imply that the round-earth idea is a scam?
Sorry, your logic doesn't fly. Let's try it this way, people who support AGW only because government funding tells them to support it. With the fact that they use this heavy funding to silence dissenting points of view. They also use said funding as a political method to stifle dissenting points of view.
One of the main impacts of climate change would be an increase in extreme weather, so not entirely surprising such things would be claimed.
Except I didn't say extreme, nor do they generally in the media. In fact they were screaming "extreme weather" when we had the cold-snap here in Canada. On the other hand, that was normal winter weather according to the historical data. So...which is it?
I've noticed that every time somewhere in the US or Europe experiences a bit of cold weather for the season, comments sections all around the internet are filled with people proclaiming this proves climate change is a fraud.
Media and various "scientific literates: "
Weather was warm - global warming
Weather cold - global warming
We had tornado's - global warming
A hurricane hit the NE coast - global warming
Drought in central US - global warming
Forest fires in Canada - global warming
Unseasonably warm spring - global warming
Unseasonably wet spring - global warming
Unseasonably cold spring - global warming
Regular spring - global warming
Snowfall in October - global warming
Blizzard in December - global warming
Water in reservoirs low - global warming
Water high in reservoirs - global warming
Higher than average cloud cover - global warming
War in the middle east - global warming
War in Balkans - global warming
In the end, global warming causes everything.
They aren't "fudging" numbers. This is climate data, it's HARD to deal with.
Then perhaps you can explain why they're adjusting historical temperature data, while claiming that it's "functionally bad or maladjusted" even though those same instruments are in use today, and are considered the gold standard for measurements.
Talk to me agitation when you've read the IPCC report. I won't debate with John Regurgibots.
In other words, fuck out you lying ignoramus
In other news, this is why people don't believe in AGW. Because every time that a proponent of it comes into contact with something that disagrees with their tidy view of the world, the first thing they do is lash out. And in the minds of a rational person, this simply screams "scam."
So, please continue supporting the scam.
Would you have a list or know some of those? It might be something relevant for TFS.
Not off the top of my head, but I do remember Brazil, and Germany making some changes. Canada is doing something similar via pipeda this as well Where the law doesn't cover it, companies are doing it on their own including avoiding routing through the US. For online in Canada see openmedia's bit. Individual ISP's as well have been replying on what they give/send/comply/refuse to do, this is Teksavvy's response.
More alarmingly, I just got a god damned auto playing overlay video ad.
Explain quickly why you're not blocking ads and scripts? Considering both are the most common methods of malware attacks against all OS's.
There are plenty of countries that already do this at the federal and state/provincial levels. And a lot of companies are following suit, especially after privacy laws have been toughened up by federal law.
Following the path of eugenics straight from nazi germany are we? Funny how the modern left is taking stuff right out of the playbook of the past.
Considering the insanity that people have over guns, that's exactly what people have tried to do. Charging gun manufactures as an accomplice. I've also see cases with it with regards to hit and runs where an individual has died. If people are willing to go full-on-stupid for one thing, what stops them from doing it in another case?
Right. People are hypocritical to an extreme, and it falls to "whatever fits their agenda."
Hehe. I think the "alpha" thing is and isn't a myth. You're right there's a certain type of woman that appeals to and some it doesn't.
Pretty much true, being an asshole and unavailable though does seem to increase one's chances.
What, wasn't their faith in god strong enough? It works wonders for children without vaccinations...
Sorry nope, and it doesn't seem to apply to children without vaccinations. Then again, pseudoscience does seem to apply to the parents of those who believe in the anti-vaxxer movement. How else can it be so, especially when they believe in debunked studies that were created by an ambulance chaser.
"We should be many Degrees warmer"
lie.
AGW has been proclaiming this for years, but the variation has been minimal contrasted against historical records. It's the theories that proclaim that "doom has come."
"the Ice Sheets should be gone already"
lie.
Northwest passage BS ring any bells?
" and flooding of Florida should nearly be complete. "
lie.
I can remember this one from the 80's, that Florida would be under water by 2015. Don't see it happening.
" Don't forget about the Polar Bears Drowning ...."
it's happening, although some of mating with brown bears and creating a new species.
We've got so many polar bears in Canada and they're so aggressive and territorial that several times the government has considered culls to keep them and other animals from becoming depopulated. Bastards will wipe out large groups of deer and moose, eat half, leave the rest to rot. Then do it again.
I'm guessing you've never been to EU, Russia, Africa or Asia. Paranormal crap is even bigger business in Asia and Africa than it is in the US, pseudoscience outshines the US in many Asian nations, and autism by vaccines is pretty much equal universally across this rock(I take this as a fair point that no matter how smart someone claims to be, stupidity is a universal trait). I'm surprised that you didn't get in with "fattest nation" but then you'd be talking about Mexico.
It wasn't ManBearPig it was ManBearHorseDog! Quickly someone let Al Gore know!
Give it time, we'll eventually hit a 36 hour day.
In Russia, Soviet Russia fucks time!
I think I'll stick with a good old conventional oven. The one I use these days was made in 1975, parts are still available for it.
You mean when they delete bogus sources that are themselves not sourced? Yes, we do that.
You mean when they delete sourced information that comes from scholarly journals, or peer reviewed information. Yes, they do that.
"Upto" is the key wording. Remember this is the key point in case law, especially for setting abuse precedents. And it's sure not going to cause small companies to fold left and right. If it does, the business is already doing something wrong, and thriving off of bulk spam in the first place. What this is, is an extension of the DNC, and since we're moving in a direction of tossing mail to the wind--especially with companies now charging between $1 to $8 for a bill to be physically mailed, I'm sure you can see where there is a problem.
But let's be realistic, if Canadapost can operate Purolator with a massive positive income, where are they going wrong at operating their letter carrier service. If anything, their latest stunt of pushing people to corner-boxes and no home delivery is what's simply going to kill them faster.
That it goes x64 only, much like they said a year and change ago.
Pretty bold claim from an AC, would you like to go into an in-depth analysis of that statement? After all, anyone who can look at something objectively already knows that groupthink is a common theme at wikipedia.
It's all perfectly harmless. CTos is here for you! For those that haven't played the game, stop reading. With that one of the points in the game was "targeted reassignment" of vote predictions to get a mayor re-elected.
Wikipedia is built on a foundation which works "on average".
In other words, if it doesn't fit someone narrow view of what's acceptable, piss off. They'd be happier with their echo chamber filled with groupthink.
I personally like it when editors remove fully sourced information that's contrary to their PoV, and then you get a assload of brigading on the topic because it's "contrary to popular opinion."