Comments on: No, Carbon Dioxide Is NOT a Pollutant and It Doesn’t Control the Planet’s Temperatures https://americanconservativemovement.com/no-carbon-dioxide-is-not-a-pollutant-and-it-doesnt-control-the-planets-temperatures/ American exceptionalism isn't dead. It just needs to be embraced. Tue, 27 Jun 2023 22:56:24 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.6.2 By: Thomas Gilchrist https://americanconservativemovement.com/no-carbon-dioxide-is-not-a-pollutant-and-it-doesnt-control-the-planets-temperatures/#comment-14819 Tue, 27 Jun 2023 22:56:24 +0000 https://americanconservativemovement.com/?p=194055#comment-14819 If only the MAGA and QANON believers and other morons lived on their own planet I would happily sit by and watch them deny global warming until they destroyed their planet. Unfortunately, we all live on the same planet. Thus the rest of us have to do the work to (hopefully) save our planet and at the same time tolerate ridiculous articles like this that are clearly written by imbeciles that have not even a basic understanding of how science works. Sorry dummies but global warming is real. The sooner you start turning to scientists for science, doctors for medicine, the better off you will be. Listen to idiots like the person who wrote this article at your own peril.

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By: StarGladiator https://americanconservativemovement.com/no-carbon-dioxide-is-not-a-pollutant-and-it-doesnt-control-the-planets-temperatures/#comment-14800 Tue, 27 Jun 2023 10:59:03 +0000 https://americanconservativemovement.com/?p=194055#comment-14800 Excellent article and most informative!

Obvious —- BLATANTLY OBVIOUS —- to the financial side, is the fact that carbon permits and cap–and–trade are simply extensions of the money–creation entitlement of the rich and super–rich: they serve no viable purpose other than to make their perpetrators wealthier, hence Al Gore is $300 million richer from his peddling of carbon permits, enabling him to jet all over the world for those “happy massages”!

Recommended Reading:

The Myth of Capitalism by Jonathan Tepper

The Rich and the Super–Rich by Ferdinand Lundberg

Battling Wall Street: the Kennedy presidency by Donald Gibson

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