Al Gore's film is not about Science, it is about AGENDA!
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Al Gore is a refuted liar and a fraud, and James Hansen gives away the roots of his own bias, or ideological bent.
If Al Gore was giving a recipe for making toast - he forgot the bread!
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Yes, Fundie logic dictates that if the facts are unpleasant or, shall we say, inconvenient, unless they can be blamed on atheists, they must not be facts.
I find "agenda" tends to be one of those codewords that conservatives like to throw around. Basically an "agenda" is any philosophy you don't like, just like an "activist judge" is a judge whose decisions you disagree with. Similar but not as politically loaded: a "regime" is an "administration" you don't like.
The physics was done in the 19th century, long before Gore or Hansen were born.
You fail and you will die because you are so fucking stupid.
If the science is too much for your withered brain to handle, ask yourself these questions:
If Gore is lying about global warming, what does he have to gain?
If all of the scientists who warn us about global warming are lying, what do they have to gain?
Now ask yourself, what would oil companies and other polluters have to gain by denying global warming?
If that is still too much for your brain to handle, isn't it just better to have a cleaner environment, or would you rather expose yourself, your children, your grandchildren, etc., to more and more pollution every year?
Oh no! What if we make the world a better place to live in, even if we didn't have to?
Recipes seldom mention completely obvious things. They don't say "fill a pot with water from the tap, put it on the stove, turn the hot-plate on and wait until the water starts boiling, then add the spaghetti", they just say "boil spaghetti". That still doesn't mean they forgot the water.
Seventeenth century: Greenhouse effect recorded.
The basic physics of how the earth's atmosphere traps heat was done in the 19th century.
You fail Civil War era physics.
Happy extinction, stupid.
Confused?
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