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Attaboy, tivo. Ever the compassionate citizen... until the refugees start invading your little corner of Eden. |
Refugees from where? Are they going to swim the Atlantic? Good luck with that.
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Well, the migration of disease will affect you,
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I don't know of any disease that suddenly "migrates" to my climate if my climate becomes a degree warmer. Are there any diseases in, say, North Carolina, that aren't where I live?
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dramatic changes in agriculture will affect you,
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Yes, they will. The area where I live would have a longer growing season and benefit greatly. Hang on while I go idle my car in my driveway.
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drought and increased wildfire may affect you,
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I live in one of the most precipitous cities in North America, and we have a fire department. I don't get why a slight increase in temperature is going to magically make things burst into flames.
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mass emigration from affected countries will affect you
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Again, are they swimming the Atlantic? Thinking it will ever get so bad as to cause "mass emigration" is just silly.
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and, if left completely unchecked, a likely mass-extinction will likely affect you.
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Mass extinction? You're being ridiculous. Considering human beings currently thrive in a climate that is, on average,
30 degrees warmer than the average temperature where I live, I don't see how raising the average temperature 2 degrees (beyond the most ridiculous global warming estimates) will affect anything.
Again, this is the challenge of the global-warming alarmist - to make their warnings of doom and gloom "play in Peoria" (to borrow a phrase from theater).