The adventures of President Donald Gump

[daisycutter 29,606]

Just now, hardtack said:

Not really DC... if I don't use it, the old chestnut about such occurrences being cyclical events will be thrown around.

please yourself, but then you will just be accused of being excessively alarmist like flannery

[hardtack 10,525]

Just now, Wrecker45 said:

Haha so by your own reasoning you need to use hyperbole, otherwise, it could be seen as just cyclical.

Have a look at yourself.

I'm guessing comprehension wasn't your strong suite when you studied English Wrecker?

[Wrecker45 3,378]

Just now, hardtack said:

I'm guessing comprehension wasn't your strong suite when you studied English Wrecker?

Explain to me which part i got wrong? It is pretty clear you condone hyperbole to make a point on climate change.

[hardtack 10,525]

2 minutes ago, Wrecker45 said:

Explain to me which part i got wrong? It is pretty clear you condone hyperbole to make a point on climate change.

I condone it as a means of leaving the likes of yourself less wriggle room with that ridiculous "cyclical event" argument.  Perhaps you might want to concentrate on the content of the post (hyperbole aside, if you like) that DC was referring to?

Edited June 16, 2017 by hardtack

[hardtack 10,525]

5 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

please yourself, but then you will just be accused of being excessively alarmist like flannery

Perhaps... but I'll rest easy in the knowledge that it is only by amateurs like Wrecker who will be clutching that particular straw... as he did the moment he saw your post   Wrecker doesn't seem to have too many ideas of his own.

[dieter 3,325]

7 hours ago, hardtack said:

Perhaps... but I'll rest easy in the knowledge that it is only by amateurs like Wrecker who will be clutching that particular straw... as he did the moment he saw your post   Wrecker doesn't seem to have too many ideas of his own.

Hear hear. Then there's the fence sitting snipers like Daisy, the professional Bolt like puppets like Pro Dee, then there's the demented and deranged racist lunatics like Biffen who at least has the redeeming feature of irony and a sense of humour.

Oi Weh, I get so sick of right wing fringe lunatics who believe and propagate the bulls**t that Rudolph and his cronies propagate, not to mention the likes of Uncle Sam in his many disguises, the utter fascist, racist nonsense that ALWAYS comes out of British  mouthpieces,  examples, Thatcher, Churchill, Blair - they're all the same, criminal serial murderers. 

Edited June 16, 2017 by dieter

[daisycutter 29,606]

[Wrecker45 3,378]

On 16/06/2017 at 2:58 PM, hardtack said:

Perhaps... but I'll rest easy in the knowledge that it is only by amateurs like Wrecker who will be clutching that particular straw... as he did the moment he saw your post   Wrecker doesn't seem to have too many ideas of his own.

Clutching at straws? You just admitted you need to use hyperbole in the climate debate, otherwise, everyone will realise it is just cyclical. Nothing epitomises the climate alarmist industry more.

What's more in post #647 in this thread you question why predicting a climate change prior to it happening is important. To spell it out for you global warming / climate change is a theory. Anything that was not predicted does not fit the theory.

[Wrecker45 3,378]

On 16/06/2017 at 10:23 PM, dieter said:

Hear hear. Then there's the fence sitting snipers like Daisy, the professional Bolt like puppets like Pro Dee, then there's the demented and deranged racist lunatics like Biffen who at least has the redeeming feature of irony and a sense of humour.

Oi Weh, I get so sick of right wing fringe lunatics who believe and propagate the bulls**t that Rudolph and his cronies propagate, not to mention the likes of Uncle Sam in his many disguises, the utter fascist, racist nonsense that ALWAYS comes out of British  mouthpieces,  examples, Thatcher, Churchill, Blair - they're all the same, criminal serial murderers. 

I wish I put you on ignore like Pro Dee did. 

You are incapable of forming a logical argument and are everything you despise but just can't see it.

[dieter 3,325]

11 hours ago, Wrecker45 said:

I wish I put you on ignore like Pro Dee did. 

You are incapable of forming a logical argument and are everything you despise but just can't see it.

Am so. You just refuse to be enlightened. You are very recalcitrant, Wrecker.

[hardtack 10,525]

13 hours ago, Wrecker45 said:

Clutching at straws? You just admitted you need to use hyperbole in the climate debate, otherwise, everyone will realise it is just cyclical. Nothing epitomises the climate alarmist industry more.

What's more in post #647 in this thread you question why predicting a climate change prior to it happening is important. To spell it out for you global warming / climate change is a theory. Anything that was not predicted does not fit the theory.

I did explain what I meant by my response to DC that you jumped on (as was to be expected), so which part of "I condone it as a means of leaving the likes of yourself less wriggle room with that ridiculous "cyclical event" argument." didn't you understand Wrecker?  As I said, comprehension doesn't seem to be one of your strengths.

[Wrecker45 3,378]

9 hours ago, hardtack said:

I did explain what I meant by my response to DC that you jumped on (as was to be expected), so which part of "I condone it as a means of leaving the likes of yourself less wriggle room with that ridiculous "cyclical event" argument." didn't you understand Wrecker?  As I said, comprehension doesn't seem to be one of your strengths.

Hardtack- it would be much easier for you to just admit you were wrong.

I am very happy to argue this over and over again.

You have exaggerated or in your words used "hyperbole" to misrepresent weather as climate change.

 

 

 

[hardtack 10,525]

9 hours ago, Wrecker45 said:

Hardtack- it would be much easier for you to just admit you were wrong.

I am very happy to argue this over and over again.

You have exaggerated or in your words used "hyperbole" to misrepresent weather as climate change.

I would be happy to admit it IF I was wrong. However, your lack of comprehension skills are evidenced by the fact that you seem to think my words are used to misrepresent climate change when it's patently obvious they are not... would you care to explain exactly how my words misrepresent climate change?

[3Dee 1,153]

Did anyone catch the Putin Interviews on SBS last night? Recommended viewing comrades.

[Wrecker45 3,378]

7 hours ago, hardtack said:

I would be happy to admit it IF I was wrong. However, your lack of comprehension skills are evidenced by the fact that you seem to think my words are used to misrepresent climate change when it's patently obvious they are not... would you care to explain exactly how my words misrepresent climate change?

Your words don't misrepresent climate change they epitomise the whole industry.

[hardtack 10,525]

3 hours ago, Wrecker45 said:

Your words don't misrepresent climate change they epitomise the whole industry.

Your words, not mine:  "You have exaggerated or in your words used "hyperbole" to misrepresent weather as climate change.".

So that was just hyperbole then?

[Wrecker45 3,378]

1 hour ago, hardtack said:

Your words, not mine:  "You have exaggerated or in your words used "hyperbole" to misrepresent weather as climate change.".

So that was just hyperbole then?

Just look at the bold where you quote me. You misrepresent weather as climate change. 

[hardtack 10,525]

1 hour ago, Wrecker45 said:

Just look at the bold where you quote me. You misrepresent weather as climate change. 

Semantics...where have I misrepresented weather as climate change? If you call the bleaching of the reef or the collapsing of glaciers to an extent never seen before weather, then you may have a fair point... but I'd like to see empirical evidence to support that.

[daisycutter 29,606]

warren mundine not so green enamoured quotes some interesting stats that some would prefer to ignore

[Jara 1,153]

7 hours ago, daisycutter said:

warren mundine not so green enamoured quotes some interesting stats that some would prefer to ignore

Can't read it. What does he say? 

[Earl Hood 6,082]

8 hours ago, daisycutter said:

warren mundine not so green enamoured quotes some interesting stats that some would prefer to ignore

Can't get thru the Hun paywall but I think I can guess if it is in the Hun it is shall we say not quite scientific? 

[dieter 3,325]

30 minutes ago, Earl Hood said:

Can't get thru the Hun paywall but I think I can guess if it is in the Hun it is shall we say not quite scientific? 

How dare you say that? Andrew Bolt writes for the Hun. And his best mates, that Devine chick, Greg Sheridan, Gerard Henderson and Piers Ackermann write for Murdoch's sister/brother publications. And we know they always tell THE TRUTH.

 

[Jara 1,153]

54 minutes ago, Earl Hood said:

Can't get thru the Hun paywall but I think I can guess if it is in the Hun it is shall we say not quite scientific? 

Yeah, you're right - not worth trying to get through the paywall - Mundine's a Liberal Party stooge - I liked the quote from his second ex-wife: "He sold out his people and his family."  Onto his third now. Real poster boy for those good old conservative family values.

[daisycutter 29,606]

58 minutes ago, Earl Hood said:

Can't get thru the Hun paywall but I think I can guess if it is in the Hun it is shall we say not quite scientific? 

thought you guys knew how to get around paywalls

i'd cut and paste it except it's against 'land's rules despite the fact all the major media operatives plagiarise all the time

[dieter 3,325]

5 minutes ago, Jara said:

Yeah, you're right - not worth trying to get through the paywall - Mundine's a Liberal Party stooge - I liked the quote from his second ex-wife: "He sold out his people and his family."  Onto his third now. Real poster boy for those good old conservative family values.

Precisely. Uncle Tom of the first order.