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Originally Posted by Dusty_Star
I worry it is worse than a climate education crisis. There is a strong narrative being pushed by powerful factions to spread climate alarmism, using mostly doctored 'facts' & emotional arguments. While I agree that if people were more aware of the climate scam, the narrative would lose its power, at this point education seems to be rolling off most believer's minds. I suppose the best we can do is follow the original poster's example & try to convince those with an open mind.
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I'm trying, but it is an uphill fight. The powers that are pushing the false narrative are well funded and have like-minded allies on campuses and in the media. The thought police have been unleashed. The real expert climatologists have been beaten into submission by the threat of professional suicide. So now they are attempting to marginalize anyone who doesn't sign onto their agenda. The real scary part is how many in the general public have discarded common sense and critical analysis and just play follow (the internet) leader like good little lemmings. Educators have been warning us that the science and math IQ of the American public has been steadily declining. The ability to scam so many with climate change alarmism may well be the proof that they are right.