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To: stevem
I'm pretty sure these things work in cycles.

You know that and I know that, but these climate "scientists" keep playing this shell game on unwary people, (yeah, the low-info voter).

If there 10 year ago predictions don't come true, they blame it on a new phenomenon and then throw out there another doom and gloom prediction that never occurs.

You'd think the LIV would eventually catch on to their con game.

20 posted on 08/23/2015 5:12:27 PM PDT by PROCON (FReeping on CRUZ Control)
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To: PROCON

*You’d think the LIV would eventually catch on to their con game*

I think a lot of it is also because people forget that air conditioning in cars and homes is much more common than it was even 25-30 yrs ago. In the seventies air conditioning was still a luxury for the most part. I have lived all my life in coastal Alabama/Mississippi. It’s always been hot and humid here. I can remember us having just 1 window unit and it was in our living room. I don’t remember feeling like I was burning up playing in my room, which didn’t happen unless it was raining or at night. I never wanted to be inside, no matter how hot it was,and most other kids didn’t either.

Neither one of my grandmother’s had any air conditioning because it was too expensive on the power bill plus they grew up without it. I can remember them complaining about our house being too cold.

Plus none of the cars we had throughout the 70’s had air conditioning, that’s what vent windows were for.

I think we’ve all just got wussified by air conditioning. It’s just as hot as its always been here.


54 posted on 08/23/2015 8:24:10 PM PDT by Lil Flower (American by birth. Southern by the Grace of God. ROLL TIDE!!)
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