PILOT SPIN
Spin Zone => Spin Zone => Topic started by: Steingar on June 29, 2017, 06:14:41 AM
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At least according to CNN:http://www.cnn.com/2017/06/29/health/snake-bites-increase/index.html (http://www.cnn.com/2017/06/29/health/snake-bites-increase/index.html). The thought is the serpents can live farther north due to climate change. Oh yeah, that's a Chinese hoax. Must be the Democrats fault somehow. Or maybe the snakes are all liberals.
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I don't believe anything CNN has to offer unless they can provide reliable references. They've already proven themselves to be untrustworthy in reporting.
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At least according to CNN:http://www.cnn.com/2017/06/29/health/snake-bites-increase/index.html (http://www.cnn.com/2017/06/29/health/snake-bites-increase/index.html). The thought is the serpents can live farther north due to climate change. Oh yeah, that's a Chinese hoax. Must be the Democrats fault somehow. Or maybe the snakes are all liberals.
There is no legitimate proof the planet is warming. Furthermore, even if it was, their is no legitimate proof it is man made. CNN has been recently, and consistently outed as lying, and making up anti Trump, and anti GOP stories. People were FIRED over it. I can not consider them an news source.
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Or maybe people are moving to where the snakes are and the snakes don't like it:
"Population density and human activity plays a role in the number of snake bites, said Schulte. Increasing urbanization, with people moving into housing developments built in formerly remote regions with creeks and forests, contributes to rising numbers."
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Or maybe people are moving to where the snakes are and the snakes don't like it:
"Population density and human activity plays a role in the number of snake bites, said Schulte. Increasing urbanization, with people moving into housing developments built in formerly remote regions with creeks and forests, contributes to rising numbers."
Good point. Urban sprawl is getting people farther out into rural areas. When I lived in Colorado it was in the middle of a California style cul-de-sac community in a southern suburb of Denver that use to be nothing. We had a walking path behind the house, and I'd come across rattle snakes all the time sunning themselves on the path. I feared more for my dog than me, so I kept him on a leash, always.
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MMGW is the culprit for sure.
So here's the solution: We tax the snake bite victims as they come to the ER.
That should solve everything!
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Steingar is smoking the weed again.
The 'study' you site appears to ignore the most basic issues that might affect the behavior of snakes and you (the owner of a triple zero IQ) fall right in line blaming the US and faux climate change.
At this university where you claim to be a professor, do they employ ANY adults?
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CNN reports.
No need to read further. Why not use National Enquirer? Same source material.
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CNN reports.
No need to read further. Why not use National Enquirer? Same source material.
National Enquirer actually has more credibility.
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Or maybe people are moving to where the snakes are and the snakes don't like it:
"Population density and human activity plays a role in the number of snake bites, said Schulte. Increasing urbanization, with people moving into housing developments built in formerly remote regions with creeks and forests, contributes to rising numbers."
This. Good grief. Trying to tie this to global warming is really stretching it, and even if there is a net warming trend, the left uses stories like this to justify policies - policies that damage our economy and make a few individuals rich, while there is still little to no evidence man is the cause and even less evidence that our "green" policies and regulations do any damn good at all.
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I thought Steingar liked science.
From the article:
""We can only speculate -- there hasn't been any scientific study looking at it," said Castleberry."
There will soon be a consensus on this. Just watch.
Oh, and North Carolina is seeing snakebites? No shit, Sherlock. Every poisonous snake in the US exists in NC. In the 6 years I lived there I saw rattlesnakes, copperheads, and also got a nice little treat when I cut open a bale of pine straw and found a nice coral snake. I hate snakes. Yet another reason to move back to Wisconsin.
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My car needs new tires. Man Made Climate Change!!!
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Is there anything global warming can't do?
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Is there anything global warming can't do?
Yep. That's why it's called "climate change" now. Until it doesn't change and then it will be "climate stasis" which requires massive transfer of wealth to make it change. Or stay the same. Or whatever.
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Is there anything global warming can't do?
It's a floor wax AND a dessert topping!
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Is there anything global warming can't do?
Nope.
And if you believe liberals, there is also no challenge facing mankind that's not cured by more abortions.
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I thought Steingar liked science.
From the article:
""We can only speculate -- there hasn't been any scientific study looking at it," said Castleberry."
There will soon be a consensus on this. Just watch.
Oh, and North Carolina is seeing snakebites? No shit, Sherlock. Every poisonous snake in the US exists in NC. In the 6 years I lived there I saw rattlesnakes, copperheads, and also got a nice little treat when I cut open a bale of pine straw and found a nice coral snake. I hate snakes. Yet another reason to move back to Wisconsin.
Better yet, move to Vermont. Just stay away from Rutland County.
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Nope.
And if you believe liberals, there is also no challenge facing mankind that's not cured by more abortions.
or higher taxes on the wealthy.
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or higher taxes on the wealthy.
Which translates into more taxes, and higher tax RATES on the average, middle income wage earner.