Should you believe in climate change?

[sexobon]

It's cute when old folks like you and UT try to use reverse psychology on others so they'll make your cases in rebuttals.

The majority opinion in this country changes every 4 or 8 years. I'll be around to affect the balancing act for awhile yet. While I'm not a proponent of your third side, I see a middle ground.

[xoxoxoBruce]

Originally Posted by sexobon

It's cute when old folks like you and UT try to use reverse psychology on others so they'll make your cases in rebuttals..

Wrong analysis. I'm tired of going round and round, like a dog chasing his tail, on this. Everyone has staked out their position and will not be swayed, because they're not even listening anymore.

The majority opinion in this country changes every 4 or 8 years. I'll be around to affect the balancing act for awhile yet. While I'm not a proponent of your third side, I see a middle ground.

The majority opinion on what changes every four to eight years? Certainly not on global warming/climate change/what to do about it.
Besides, even if the majority opinion flops one way or the other, so what? Congress doesn't care, they do what they're told by the people who own them. They'll do it without fear of voter backlash, too, because the few that vote are so stupid they'll vote against their own, and the country's, best interest when the party says to.