@EmperorNero,
EmperorNero wrote:
There is no claim of consensus that alcoholism is destructive to the human body.
Actually, there is. Medical practitioners universally agree that alcohol is destructive to the human body. They agree to this because they look at evidence - just like climate researchers have a near universal agreement that human caused global warming is real because of the evidence they gather.
EmperorNero wrote:The claim of consensus is entirely unscientific, it is a political tool.
No sir. The claim of consensus is not unscientific: the reason why there is a consensus in the first place is
due to the scientific evidence.
EmperorNero wrote: And I ask you why it would be needed if not for justifying policies.
Not for justifying policies: but for the sake of identifying problems, the source of the problems, and the development of pragmatic policies that address the problems identified by science.
EmperorNero wrote: Is all this propaganda purely to save the earth from getting warmer?
It isn't propaganda: it's the scientific community telling the rest of us that there is a real problem. Unfortunately, some of us cover our ears and hum, refusing to accept reality, preferring the claims of the Association of British Drivers to the claims of many prestigious scientific organizations. British Drivers have no expertise whereas members of the National Academy of Science et. al. are experts.
EmperorNero wrote: Why isn't that peddle as a "environmentalism package" together with not poisoning lakes and saving the rain forest? Because saving the world isn't the goal.
Because poisoned lakes and global warming have different causes. The former is caused by the overuse of pesticides, improper waste disposal, ect, where as the later is caused by excessive CO2 emissions, ect.
EmperorNero wrote:There is no doubt in my mind that the science is phony.
I'm terribly sorry to hear over and over again that you refuse to acknowledge the facts. That's a shame.