One thing I dislike about Blogger is that great posts ultimately fade from view, sometimes when they are just getting good. I don't know how to put something back at the top of the discussion list.I think this is true with my gobal warming post of a few days ago that outlined how evidence all around Montana shows that dramatic changes in global temperature have been occurring for millions of years. A fact that global warming alarmists don't like to emphasis, as it casts further doubt on an already dubious theory. It makes change look inevitable and out of human control.
The interesting development with the post is that I have been engaged in a full-on, healthy and mostly respectful debate in the comments section by Rebecca of 4&20 blackbirds fame. And it is doesn't look like it is about to quit anytime soon!
While it will be obvious we are on different sides of the argument, I can't argue with the fact that Rebecca is a great spokesperson for the global warming crowd. She is a talented debater and writer.
I just happen to think she is horribly misinformed about science and the facts (or lack of facts) concerning the global warming hysteria.
I encourage anybody who is on the fence about global warming to take a read. The conversation is both educational and informative. It clearly reveals how the liberal-progressive mind works, and how it holds us captive to our personal emotions, wishes and dreams. Not a good thing when it comes to forwarding science or winning wars. Of course, Rebecca probably has something equally damning to say about my logic (which is totally ok).
This post is something you don't always see here, or anywhere, as diverse views do not always chime in on a particular topic.
You are even invited to post a comment if you think you can add to the discussion.
