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    Quote Originally Posted by MaxPenguin View Post
    I wish people would stop looking back to ww2 for inspiration. It was 80 years ago and no longer relevant.
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    How did you get that from my post?
    The point is that everyone thought it was the end of the world most decades for the last millenium.
    Eucalyptus trees abiding by their natural life cycle doesn't signify the end of the world just because people built houses amongst them.
    http://www.forest-education.com/wp-c...daptations.pdf
    It's hardly a new thing, why do we have to create a bullshit self flaggelating scenario for a natural occurrence that's been happening for ever.
    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ash_Wednesday_bushfires
    Am I the only person in the world that remembers the Ash Wednesday fires of '83 in first person? People are carrying on like this never happened before.
    Global warming? I bet they were saying that when earth was coming out of ice age too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by austingtir View Post
    You should watch the movie Kingdom of heaven (directors cut of course)

    Greta and her cultists are just as bad as the crusader knights from 1000 years ago.
    Great movie.

    Negative points for being a tit. The difference being that Greta and her cultists make several exceptionally good points that aren't addressed. They're ignored because the CO2 (CO2+) argument has the potential for there being some potentially rather large holes in it, and therefore as the narrative sees it take center stage so that the brainwashed see witches everywhere by association. That does not mean that Greta and her cultists don't have many good points, but you know, witches witches everywhere.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sidecar bob View Post
    How did you get that from my post?
    The point is that everyone thought it was the end of the world most decades for the last millenium.
    Eucalyptus trees abiding by their natural life cycle doesn't signify the end of the world just because people built houses amongst them.
    http://www.forest-education.com/wp-c...daptations.pdf
    It's hardly a new thing, why do we have to create a bullshit self flaggelating scenario for a natural occurrence that's been happening for ever.
    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ash_Wednesday_bushfires
    Am I the only person in the world that remembers the Ash Wednesday fires of '83 in first person? People are carrying on like this never happened before.
    Global warming? I bet they were saying that when earth was coming out of ice age too.
    Difference was the end would have been from the push of a button. Now it's slow strangulation by ourselves, but don't worry as long as your portfolio is healthy, then it don't matter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by austingtir View Post
    You should watch the movie Kingdom of heaven (directors cut of course)

    Greta and her cultists are just as bad as the crusader knights from 1000 years ago.


    She's just trying to help.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MaxPenguin View Post
    Difference was the end would have been from the push of a button. Now it's slow strangulation by ourselves, but don't worry as long as your portfolio is healthy, then it don't matter.
    Yeah, we've found ourselves in an interesting phase. Everyone collectively taking responsibility for the follies of the world, yet unable to take personal responsibility for their own individual fuck ups on a day to day basis.
    I wonder what the trendy thing to do will be next decade.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sidecar bob View Post
    I wonder what the trendy thing to do will be next decade.

    Hopefully murdering environment destroying capitalists.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MaxPenguin View Post
    Hopefully murdering environment destroy ing capitalists.
    Hopefully, because that will give the unemployed an out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MaxPenguin View Post
    I could start a ridiculous argument about who is the most brainwashed, but I think MontyPython already covered that one.
    I wish people would stop quoting Monty Python. It was 50 years ago and no longer relevant.
    DeMyer's Laws - an argument that consists primarily of rambling quotes isn't worth bothering with.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MaxPenguin View Post
    Hopefully murdering environment destroying capitalists.
    I have memories of drinks coming in glass bottles that we took back for recycling, water came from the tap.
    Groceries used to come in paper bags.
    I think we had one phone that lasted for years.
    Used to walk or ride a bicycle to school.
    Takeaways were wrapped up in newspapers.
    Stuff was expensive so it lasted for years.


    I wonder if the consumers have any part to play?
    DeMyer's Laws - an argument that consists primarily of rambling quotes isn't worth bothering with.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sidecar bob View Post
    Hopefully, because that will give the unemployed an out.
    Specsavers will help your incredibly bad shortsightedness

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    Quote Originally Posted by Voltaire View Post
    I wish people would stop quoting Monty Python. It was 50 years ago and no longer relevant.
    It's art so it's relevance is not important. Still funny though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Voltaire View Post
    I have memories of drinks coming in glass bottles that we took back for recycling, water came from the tap.
    Groceries used to come in paper bags.
    I think we had one phone that lasted for years.
    Used to walk or ride a bicycle to school.
    Takeaways were wrapped up in newspapers.
    Stuff was expensive so it lasted for years.


    I wonder if the consumers have any part to play?
    Yes they do, also producers and marketing. Designed obsolescence is a thing taught in marketing degrees for example.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MaxPenguin View Post
    Specsavers will help your incredibly bad shortsightedness
    I guess they were saying that in 66AD
    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List...alyptic_events

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    Quote Originally Posted by sidecar bob View Post
    How did you get that from my post?
    The point is that everyone thought it was the end of the world most decades for the last millenium.
    Eucalyptus trees abiding by their natural life cycle doesn't signify the end of the world just because people built houses amongst them.
    http://www.forest-education.com/wp-c...daptations.pdf
    It's hardly a new thing, why do we have to create a bullshit self flaggelating scenario for a natural occurrence that's been happening for ever.
    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ash_Wednesday_bushfires
    Am I the only person in the world that remembers the Ash Wednesday fires of '83 in first person? People are carrying on like this never happened before.
    Global warming? I bet they were saying that when earth was coming out of ice age too.
    And also the Black Saturday 2009 - one of my friends and his wife were among the 119 who died (at Marysville) The tragedy is that no-one seems to be learning anything from these repeated disasters.
    it's not a bad thing till you throw a KLR into the mix.
    those cheap ass bitches can do anything with ductape.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Voltaire View Post
    I wish people would stop quoting Monty Python. It was 50 years ago and no longer relevant.
    You are clearly here for the full half hour arguement!
    Only a Rat can win a Rat Race!

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