Nom de Guerre says:

right on Stim, that was freakin excellent. you hit the nail right on the head. expect the typical reactionary backlash. i see scumpit has already delivered.

BAM says:

seriously peeps i hope this is the last time the stimulator gives these idiot fucking climate deniers the time of day.

onwards!

Alleluia says:

There should be no carbon taxe, ever!, there should be only definitive shut down of any motherfuck’poration that does not respect our massive goals. CLOSED FOR BULLSHITTING.

And we have the right to blow them up.

PS: Alex Jones has no style.

curiousity says:

Thanks scrumpit for assisting me overcome inertia to register for adding comments.

People acting like armchair scientists is exceedingly prevalent these days. People don’t want to do the research, read the peer-reviewed papers (that’s the gold standard), and assess their source with critical thinking. It’s understandable. We all have different interests and different level of access to resources. But that doesn’t excuse acting like an expert when one shouldn’t. We are all guilty of this from time to time – the trick is to try to be more mindful and less concrete in ones verbiage.

There was a fantastic video by Richard Dreyfuss, who is now a research advisor at Oxford, about the need to relearn the tools of reason, logic, clarity, dissent, civility, and debate. He is specifically addressing the political climate in the US, but people tend to not use these qualities when having discussions about anything that involves emotion.
–http://www.videosift.com/video/Richard-Dreyfuss-on-Civics-and-American-Democracy

Here is a video of Richard Feynman being asked by an interviewer about magnetism and his response about the difficulty in explaining the question “why?” This explains why the climate researchers were trying to figure out how to explain their research. “Trick” is the term uses in one of your links, but even that that same article it is explained that this word is simply referring to clever ways of explaining this issue to laymen.
– http://www.videosift.com/video/Feynman-Magnets-and-Why-questions

A very nice video summing up the factors affecting global warming explained at a laymen level.
— http://www.videosift.com/video/Urban-myths-about-climate-change