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Originally Posted by Hack&Lube
I've said time and time again. My issue is not with the science. My issue is with climate change activism. With people like you. With the argumentative stance. With the ideology. With the pragmatism. With the politics. I cannot stand it.
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So, I guess the question is, if you accept that climate change is occurring and is the result of human activities, do you think it's a problem and, if so, what are you doing personally to solve the problem? Does it affect what you buy, who you vote for, what you do at work?
I think that's the ultimate thrust of "climate change activism", you don't have to rant and scream on websites, or in people's faces, but you can buy unbleached toilet paper and fluorescent lightbulbs.
If you believe that is is a problem, but you actively make decisions that exacerbate it because you're annoyed by 'activists', then you're just a crochety a-hole. Like Captain Crunch, and no one wants to be that.