'Fox and Friends' Slam SpongeBob SquarePants for Global Warming Agenda LOL

[QUOTE="KC_Hokie"][QUOTE="Engrish_Major"]And, KC, And if your children see any part of Spongebob as "fact" then I seriously feel sorry for your children :lol:sherman-tank1

[QUOTE="nocoolnamejim"]

[QUOTE="KC_Hokie"]No not at all. Man-made global warming is being debated among the scientific community. Don't put the issue in cartoons as 'fact'. KC_Hokie

No, it isn't. The vast majority of the scientific community came to a consensus on the issue of global warming about two decades ago. It's why pretty much the entirety of the rest of the educated world has been trying to enact global action on this for decades and were pissed off when Bush took the U.S. out of the Kyoto Accords (flawed as they may be.)

Claiming that man-made climate change is still under debate in the scientific community is like claiming that the world being round is still up for debate. I'm sure you can find "scientists" who will, if paid enough, whore themselves out for that particular viewpoint.

But for everyone else this is pretty much settled science by now.

Nice claim, except that it's total crap.

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This IS settled science. Pretty much every developed country in the world, and every educated individual who doesn't have a financial or political stake in denying it, knows this.

Climate change deniers are right up there with believers in Santa Claus and Barack Obama birtherism in terms of their grasp of reality.

Watch the video from the first page. The issue is the government giving out book to kids telling them global warming is fact without mentioned this issue is being debated by scientists. So the U.S. government is literally giving out spongebob propaganda books.

KC_Hokie

The issue is the government giving out book to kids telling them global warming is fact without mentioned this issue is being debated by scientists. So the U.S. government is literally giving out spongebob propaganda books.

KC_Hokie

Spongebob is working for the US government. Will Fox viewers keep their children from watching their beloved Spongebob!? In the video she said it's unproven science and that the show is confusing to her.ZumaJones07

[QUOTE="KC_Hokie"]

Watch the video from the first page. The issue is the government giving out book to kids telling them global warming is fact without mentioned this issue is being debated by scientists. So the U.S. government is literally giving out spongebob propaganda books.

sherman-tank1

The best part is when one of the hosts complains about how far behind American students are in science in public schools. Maybe if we didn't have an entire political party and a immensely influencial news network spreading scientific misinformation and label any inconvinient thing scientist do as some kind of liberal conspiracy, maybe that wouldn't be the case.

[QUOTE="sherman-tank1"]

[QUOTE="KC_Hokie"]

Watch the video from the first page. The issue is the government giving out book to kids telling them global warming is fact without mentioned this issue is being debated by scientists. So the U.S. government is literally giving out spongebob propaganda books.

wis3boi

Nope. After Climategate the number of scientists that have come out against man-made global warming has risen exponentially. The average person has now turned on the notion of man-made global warming after over a decade of believing it. KC_Hokie

They can't be very good scientists then: three separate independent reviews found the CRU's science robust and above-board.

I can't decide who's smarter, Patrick Star or "Fox and Friends."

Nope. After Climategate the number of scientists that have come out against man-made global warming has risen exponentially. The average person has now turned on the notion of man-made global warming after over a decade of believing it. KC_Hokie

All a massive conspiracy.

The best part is when one of the hosts complains about how far behind American students are in science in public schools. Maybe if we didn't have an entire political party and a immensely influencial news network spreading scientific misinformation and label any inconvinient thing scientist do as some kind of liberal conspiracy, maybe that wouldn't be the case.

_BlueDuck_

I wish the non-Kool Aid drinking conservatives would just come out and admit that Fox is retarded. I promise you guys won't lose any c-cred (conservative cred).

Guess they have nothing better to do or it's just a slow news week.

hahaha. fail fox is fox

[QUOTE="Fightingfan"]I didn't understand their point, true global warming isn't 'proven', and?KC_Hokie

[QUOTE="nocoolnamejim"]

[QUOTE="KC_Hokie"]No not at all. Man-made global warming is being debated among the scientific community. Don't put the issue in cartoons as 'fact'. KC_Hokie

No, it isn't. The vast majority of the scientific community came to a consensus on the issue of global warming about two decades ago. It's why pretty much the entirety of the rest of the educated world has been trying to enact global action on this for decades and were pissed off when Bush took the U.S. out of the Kyoto Accords (flawed as they may be.)

Claiming that man-made climate change is still under debate in the scientific community is like claiming that the world being round is still up for debate. I'm sure you can find "scientists" who will, if paid enough, whore themselves out for that particular viewpoint.

But for everyone else this is pretty much settled science by now.