Bitcoin Forum
June 30, 2024, 07:27:26 PM *
News: Latest Bitcoin Core release: 27.0 [Torrent]
 
  Home Help Search Login Register More  
  Show Posts
Pages: « 1 ... 403 404 405 406 407 408 409 410 411 412 413 414 415 416 417 418 419 420 421 422 423 424 425 426 427 428 429 430 431 432 433 434 435 436 437 438 439 440 441 442 443 444 445 446 447 448 449 450 451 452 [453] 454 455 456 457 458 459 460 461 462 463 464 465 466 467 468 469 470 471 472 473 474 475 476 477 478 479 480 481 482 483 484 485 486 487 488 489 490 491 492 493 494 495 496 497 498 499 500 501 502 503 ... 762 »
9041  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Iraqi immigrant rapes 10yr old in Vienna, due to "accumulation of sexual energy" on: February 08, 2016, 11:20:42 PM
...

Sodomy, especially of young boys is something that is fairly common in Arab culture. It is not just sensationalism. If you do some actual research on the subject you will see what I say is true. There is certainly a pattern in the Arab world of raping young boys more so than the rest of the world in general. Part of the reason for this is they are so sexually repressed when it comes to women. They see women as being for reproduction and boys as being for fucking. This unfortunately is reality, not just sensationalism.
In other words women are for fucking and boys are for Fucking.  Got it.  Any Arabs in the house who want to tackle this one?

I am not trying to excuse any of this behavior, but I am simply trying to relate my experience from direct interaction with people from the middle east that I have had in various venues. They see women as for marrying and having kids only, and boys as sex objects. Many of these perpetrators were raped themselves as children, and they see it as a right of passage. They were used as a child and therefore they feel as if they have the same right to use boys this way. BTW you probably aren't going to find many Arabs here willing to comment on this topic because it brings a lot of shame to them and their culture, especially from the international community who finds such ideas to be vile and unacceptable. I have however had Arabs admit these things to me in private discussion. Perhaps maybe you should make an Arab friend first, then ask him?

[/quote]Unfortunately, the matter of "little boys and Arab culture" is true.  I don't think you mean "Arab culture," more like "middle eastern culture" perhaps.

RE bolded above, there is an actual historical case which occurred only about 20 miles from where I live.  An 11 year old and 8 year old brothers were walking to school, and for unrelated reasons were carrying four of their Dad's rifles.  They were set on by a band of six Indians.  The 8 year old proceeded to load, and the 11 year old fired.  These were single shot muskets, and at the end of this skirmish there were four dead Indians, one seriously wounded, and one that fled.  The two boys proceeded to their school house.  There is no record of their being marked as tardy.

A Calvary officer arrived some weeks later, and wrote the incident up and recorded it.  Pre Civil War era, which would mean 1845+.

Maybe we are headed back to those times?  Does not bother me.  This incident is interesting because it shows perhaps how we train children to be "children."  
[/quote]

Yes maybe my terminology was not correct, but it is difficult to be precise when the region has been in constant conflict for thousands of years and has so much displacement. As far as training children to be children, I agree completely. Observe the difference between parents that treat their children as developing adults as opposed to the ones who coddle their children constantly doing things for them they could do themselves, and observe the developmental differences. This coddling creates dependence that later develops into dependence on the government. Unfortunately the soviet based "educational" model currently deployed in the USA and elsewhere is not that. the soviet model also seeks to create a system of dependence on the government.  

It is quite astounding what children are capable of if given the correct developmental environment. Not that it is the correct developmental environment, but I wonder if an armed child soldier in the Congo would have been so easily raped? I guess it is largely a matter of developmental acceleration for better or worse. History (and modern reality) shows us children can be just as capable as many so called adults.
[/quote]

RE the "constant conflict for thousands of years," that's not the central issue.  Behind that is "tribal thinking," and all they are trying to do now is export their stupid shit.

One movie that comes to mind which illustrates the capability of children is  -

King of the Hill by Sodenburg

Also, La Misma Luna ("Under the Same Moon")
9042  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Iraqi immigrant rapes 10yr old in Vienna, due to "accumulation of sexual energy" on: February 08, 2016, 08:35:51 PM
Sure the 10 years old kid with his magnum, that would have totally helped him xD

Dude don't try to promote gun freedom everywhere! It has its uses, but it's not perfect ^^


Nobody expect that 10 years old boy carries gun with him. And none expect that his child ll be raped on swimming pool. Solution is not to accept refugees and people who don't respect civilized values and behave in that way..it were media chaos when one pool in Vienna prohibited to migrants entrance there because of sexual assult on woman in swimwear and almost headlines speak about nazi, Hitler...what would they say now


Problem being that you're wrong here.
It wouldn't make anyone think twice. Rape is not something thought and planned most of the time. Which means they don't THINK.

Well, castration is a good definitive solution though. Or death penalty/lifetime jail.
I don't think rape should be forgiven, ever.

Anyone else see the irony in a gun ban advocate calling for the death penalty for rapists? If only the victim had a gun to begin with, they wouldn't be raped and the rapist would still be alive and learn that it is not worth it after confronting an armed would-be victim. Of course this makes too much sense.

Better to let the rape happen and just execute people after, because after all guns are scary! I saw Scarface I know all about guns!

Anyone else is seeing the difference between saying that death or castration is a good definitive solution and advocating for legal creation of that solution?
And I don't see the link between gun freedom and death penalty, it has like NOTHING in common in fact, beside the fact that USA are fund of both.

Oh yeah it would have totally helped the 10 years old boy to have a gun with him!!! For sure it would have been really helpful!!! You clearly convinced me with such an argument Roll Eyes


I assumed people reading would have enough common sense to understand I was not advocating the little boy should have had a gun, and stating so is little more than a straw man logical fallacy designed to distract from my actual argument. I should have known better than to expect any common sense on this forum.

In reality I was drawing attention to the irony of some one demanding "protection" of life by banning guns, and being willing to allow other rapes (such as adult women) and then executing the assailant after the fact rather than imprisoning them or god forbid just stopping the attack by being armed in the first place, most likely leading to everyone living free and unviolated.

I am simply pointing out your hypocrisy. You claim to want to protect life out of one side of your mouth while you allow the rape and execution of people with those same ideals out the other side of your mouth as a direct result of your anti-gun stance.





Well it's not the stupidest reason for rape I guess...?  

But this is a headline (and post here on bct) that reeks of sensationalism.  Doesn't matter if the rapist is an Iraqi immigrant or that it was a child.  These things, while horrible, happen all the time.  There's nothing special about this, though I definitely wouldn't say that to the parents here.  It's just that the headline wants to imply more than is there, i.e., that the child rape is due to the person being Iraqi and an immigrant.  No?

Sodomy, especially of young boys is something that is fairly common in Arab culture. It is not just sensationalism. If you do some actual research on the subject you will see what I say is true. There is certainly a pattern in the Arab world of raping young boys more so than the rest of the world in general. Part of the reason for this is they are so sexually repressed when it comes to women. They see women as being for reproduction and boys as being for fucking. This unfortunately is reality, not just sensationalism.
In other words women are for fucking and boys are for Fucking.  Got it.  Any Arabs in the house who want to tackle this one?

I am not trying to excuse any of this behavior, but I am simply trying to relate my experience from direct interaction with people from the middle east that I have had in various venues. They see women as for marrying and having kids only, and boys as sex objects. Many of these perpetrators were raped themselves as children, and they see it as a right of passage. They were used as a child and therefore they feel as if they have the same right to use boys this way. BTW you probably aren't going to find many Arabs here willing to comment on this topic because it brings a lot of shame to them and their culture, especially from the international community who finds such ideas to be vile and unacceptable. I have however had Arabs admit these things to me in private discussion. Perhaps maybe you should make an Arab friend first, then ask him?

Unfortunately, the matter of "little boys and Arab culture" is true.  I don't think you mean "Arab culture," more like "middle eastern culture" perhaps.

RE bolded above, there is an actual historical case which occurred only about 20 miles from where I live.  An 11 year old and 8 year old brothers were walking to school, and for unrelated reasons were carrying four of their Dad's rifles.  They were set on by a band of six Indians.  The 8 year old proceeded to load, and the 11 year old fired.  These were single shot muskets, and at the end of this skirmish there were four dead Indians, one seriously wounded, and one that fled.  The two boys proceeded to their school house.  There is no record of their being marked as tardy.

A Calvary officer arrived some weeks later, and wrote the incident up and recorded it.  Pre Civil War era, which would mean 1845+.

Maybe we are headed back to those times?  Does not bother me.  This incident is interesting because it shows perhaps how we train children to be "children." 
9043  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Iraqi immigrant rapes 10yr old in Vienna, due to "accumulation of sexual energy" on: February 08, 2016, 08:16:16 PM
You mean to say that swimming pools are "bad areas of a city"? You never know where a psychopath might luck.

I think you may be referring to one of our Traditional, Standard Psychopaths.

Not these new crazed ones.
9044  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Islam the Cancer on: February 08, 2016, 07:48:08 PM
I really don't think that Islam is real issue and problem here.
For centuries Muslim lived in the Europe, in Bosnia, Kosovo, also Germany, Austria, France, UK, together with Christian without some big conflicts or problems.
We have problem now because this new Muslim, coming now to Europe from Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, are very different from this ''old Muslim'' in Europe.
They coming from different culture, have different mentality etc, and this is real issue here, not Islam as religion.

I'm curious, do we even have names for these subgroups of religio-cultural phenomena?

Side note:  All discussion about "For centuries, Muslim lived .... blah blah blah" has no relation to "violent Jihad Islam."

That had it's start with Sayyid Qutb, with his Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt in the 1950s, and with his disciple, bin Laden.
9045  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Why do people hate islam? on: February 08, 2016, 07:43:19 PM
...
Merkel's WWII guilt caused all of this.
Maybe maybe not.  Maybe she was subtly influenced, overtly bribed, blackmailed or otherwise influenced by Saudi or middle eastern influences.

No - how can you say that? The germans are perfect. They are beyond bribery. They do everything right.

LOL...

I missed your subtle humor in prior posts...
9046  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Why do people hate islam? on: February 08, 2016, 05:25:03 PM
...
Merkel's WWII guilt caused all of this.
Maybe maybe not.  Maybe she was subtly influenced, overtly bribed, blackmailed or otherwise influenced by Saudi or middle eastern influences.

You know I think it might be WWII guilt because we saw similar policies of re-settlement of Jews and German Russians in exile.  They were taking them left and right, no matter what.  I personally know of many Russians who went to Germany on fake paperwork.  No word of German, no German ancestry.  They opened the gates to Jews similar to what they are doing now to Muslims.

Problem now is that they will have to integrate them into mainstream society.  And we all know how flexible Muslims and Christians are.  The rate of this influx will be a problem.

Well, at least in part, these questions can be tested.

Political party XYZ let in a large number of (refugees, immigrants, blah blah blah).  Did they let in groups which by way of their inclination, would vote for the party who let them in?

That's the larger part of the answer.  Strict self-interest, hiding of course under a robe of pure altruism.
9047  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Islam the Cancer on: February 08, 2016, 05:21:45 PM
And you call yourself Christian?  You were born into your religion and you follow it because of peer pressure.  Read your holy book and see if it makes sense to you
i wasn't born to christians nor have i claimed to be one. i said it was superior to islam. so are judaism, hinduism and buddhism. there is a fundamental incompatability between islam and our civillised values of freedom of thought, freedom of speech, the rule of law and separation of church and state that doesnt arise with other belief systems.

the hands/eyes verse is to do with things that promote or enable sin. the sword verse is about division and persecution. he's saying people who follow him will be hated by their own family not calling for someone's death. there are commentaries on biblehub.com if you're interested (something tells me you arent) but i havent got hours to spend pouring over my bible typing up long explanations for 20 verses to go back and forth with someone who thinks mark and corinthians are part of the old testament.

i'm all for abortion of disabled and some nonwhites and if i had my way it would be enforced in overpopulated third world countries.


We agree on most of the above, not the bolded section.  That kind of idea, if put into effect becomes a political tool used to get rid of real or perceived enemies.   
9048  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Syrian "refugee" attempts to rape 8-year old Danish girl on: February 08, 2016, 05:09:35 PM
You kidding? Oo
Maximum prison sentence around 3 years?

Don't know where you found your stats, but in France 83% of judged rapes are punished by prison, sentenced being between 7 and 9 years!
Sorry would only find a French link: http://www.agoravox.fr/actualites/societe/article/statistiques-de-la-police-et-de-la-55516

3 years max is really too low, I don't think it's accurate.

In Sweden and Germany you can get more jail time for tax evasion than for rape.

No you cant atleast not in germany.

German law has a minimum sentence of half a year to up to 15 years (which equals in germany to a life sentence) depending on what kind of rape (not sure how to phrase it in english)

I have a simple question.

If you live where media and politicians are trying to cover up the bad aspects of the immigrants, why would you believe they would get harsh (but just) sentences in the courts?

Seems to make no sense, frankly.
9049  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Why do people hate islam? on: February 08, 2016, 05:07:09 PM
...
Merkel's WWII guilt caused all of this.
Maybe maybe not.  Maybe she was subtly influenced, overtly bribed, blackmailed or otherwise influenced by Saudi or middle eastern influences.
9050  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Reddit’s science forum banned climate deniers. on: February 08, 2016, 04:59:39 PM
I personally think looking at the upper stratosphere temperature is more logical, since radiative balance as the net sum of in flows and outflows occurs...at the upper stratosphere.  So if you would like to argue for the use of another temperature measure, then you will have some trouble substantiating "the more CO2 we have the more energy is being absorbed."
I'm not sure if I understand you.
You think CO2 is not absorbing infrared radiation?

Good question.  Sorry I was not clear.

CO2 absorbs certain specific spectra due to it's dipole movements and vibrations, etc.

That is one of a great many things that absorb, emit and so forth.  The net of all of these is outgoing radiation from the planet.  The essential question of "global warming" is whether net outgoing is decreasing relative to net incoming energy, by how much, and whether man is affecting that balance.

Satellite temperature measurements of the upper atmosphere obviously closely measure these issues.  Ground based temperatures measure such things loosely, if at all...

This is why I mentioned that if one wishes to consider/argue the effect of man on "global warming," he MUST use satellite measurements.  It then happens that satellite measurements show no warming in 20 years (maybe it's still 19, I don't recall).  This indicates that net radiative planetary energy balance is unchanged for 19-20 years.  And what does THAT imply?

For one thing it defeats the "central CO2 hypothesis," which teaches that the climate has a high sensitivity to CO2.  Increase CO2, and temperatures increase. 

It's wrong to look for simple explanations, though.
9051  Other / Politics & Society / Re: What's your opinion of gun control? on: February 08, 2016, 03:31:52 PM
I think the US needs gun control but that must also extend to more rigorous background checks,closing loop holes so that people with issues don't get access to weapons (such as convicted criminals,kids,teenagers,people with mental health issues or anger issues,stalkers,suicidal people,etc).I think the issue of gun control needs to adopt a more comprehensive approach for it to be successful.I live in the UK where people are banned from having guns which I think is good.No approach will eliminate murders completely but I believe it's important to try to address this issue however we can instead of just opposing measure that some people just don't like.

I think if people want to own a gun,stop complaining about gun control and pass a background check like everyone else and leave the rest of us to get on with our lives.Just my opinion.

Bah.

http://www.guns.com/2014/01/15/uk-criminals-using-antique-homemade-guns/
9052  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Why do people hate islam? on: February 08, 2016, 03:21:16 PM
I am here to just say one thing? Why do YOU hate islam? ...

If you need anything clarified, I am here to answer you, don't be scared, I won't be offended by anyone, also haters, you can reply, I won't care Wink

I have only one question for you:

Do you believe Mohammed flew to heaven on a flying horse?  If you do, why do you believe such nonsense?

Lol, cause Jesus resurrection is better? xD

All religions are basically nonsense. That's even in the definition of religion as religion is based on faith and faith is belief based on nothing but hot air.

+1

Christians have crackers turning into human flesh, and wine turning into human blood all every Sunday during mass :-)  How sick is this?
Virgin birth, walking on water, resurrection from dead, flying to heaven, you know all nine yards.

Muslims have heaven with rivers of wine (I guess because they are not allowed to drink it here) and lots of young women with no burkas, all men are clean shaven and are 33 years old.  That is the Muslim heaven.  It seems like a wet dream of a middle aged goat herder in the 6th century.  Sounds about right.

Ah, here comes the Argument of Moral Equivalence again.  Christians are bad, Muslims are bad, all religions are bad, yada yada yada.

Try this on for size.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/isis-selling-shrunken-heads-decapitated-7319854

And our Jihad Report.

Attacks    140
Killed    1639
Injured    1670
Suicide Blasts    36

That's THE LAST 30 DAYS!!!

I hope you are not trying to say that Islam is worse than Christianity.

You are forgetting burning people at the stake, slavery, pedophilia, crusades, killing gays or people working on the Sabbath. All of these 'recommendations' are in your Bible. If you are real Christian, you should be doing what your Bible tells you.  Then you'll be no different than ISIS followers.

If there was slightly different social/political environment in Western countries, Christians would be doing what ISIS is doing.  Thanks to science and secularization we use reason to decides what is moral, what behavior is acceptable.  Problem is that most religious people don't actually read their holy books.  If they did without cherry picking, they would burn them.  

Sorry, 1st or 6th century morality is not going to cut it in the 21st century.

I most certainly am saying Islam is worse that Christianity.  I am most certainly saying "look at the actual numbers," and make judgements from them.  The actual numbers show a huge problem with violence in Muslim sects, and hardly any such problem with Christian sects.  You wind up agreeing with me - bolded section.

I think this is a very fair way to look at the matter.  I understand the arguments about one old book being just as encouraging of violence as the other, and the arguments about Christians doing this and that in ancient times.  But we are dealing with problems of TODAY, and to understand them we need to look at how things are today.  So go look at the behavior of Muslims, and the behavior of Christians, TODAY.  Then determine whatever and whereever the facts lead you.  Also understand you are looking not just at "religions," but at cultural and social environments underlaying those religions.
9053  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Iraqi immigrant rapes 10yr old in Vienna, due to "accumulation of sexual energy" on: February 08, 2016, 03:17:41 PM
Nobody expect that 10 years old boy carries gun with him. And none expect that his child ll be raped on swimming pool. Solution is not to accept refugees and people who don't respect civilized values and behave in that way..it were media chaos when one pool in Vienna prohibited to migrants entrance there because of sexual assult on woman in swimwear and almost headlines speak about nazi, Hitler...what would they say now

He makes the headlines cause he's a migrant. But crazy motherfuckers are everywhere and in every race you know?

No.  Any city, there are some areas you feel safe and some you don't walk through certain hours of the night.  Crazy motherfuckers are NOT EVERYWHERE.
9054  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Why do people hate islam? on: February 08, 2016, 12:29:29 AM
I am here to just say one thing? Why do YOU hate islam? ...

If you need anything clarified, I am here to answer you, don't be scared, I won't be offended by anyone, also haters, you can reply, I won't care Wink

I have only one question for you:

Do you believe Mohammed flew to heaven on a flying horse?  If you do, why do you believe such nonsense?

Lol, cause Jesus resurrection is better? xD

All religions are basically nonsense. That's even in the definition of religion as religion is based on faith and faith is belief based on nothing but hot air.

+1

Christians have crackers turning into human flesh, and wine turning into human blood all every Sunday during mass :-)  How sick is this?
Virgin birth, walking on water, resurrection from dead, flying to heaven, you know all nine yards.

Muslims have heaven with rivers of wine (I guess because they are not allowed to drink it here) and lots of young women with no burkas, all men are clean shaven and are 33 years old.  That is the Muslim heaven.  It seems like a wet dream of a middle aged goat herder in the 6th century.  Sounds about right.

Ah, here comes the Argument of Moral Equivalence again.  Christians are bad, Muslims are bad, all religions are bad, yada yada yada.

Try this on for size.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/isis-selling-shrunken-heads-decapitated-7319854

And our Jihad Report.

Attacks    140
Killed    1639
Injured    1670
Suicide Blasts    36

That's THE LAST 30 DAYS!!!
9055  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Reddit’s science forum banned climate deniers. on: February 08, 2016, 12:26:37 AM
Mrs. Sixpack says

Hey guys, I came across an interesting thriller. A friend sent me a copy of The Cassandra Sanction by Scott Mariani, knowing that it would interest me because it’s all about climate change, and also as a kind of joke as the hero has the same surname as me. It’s the only fictional book I’ve seen since ‘State of Fear’ that attacks the warmists with such ferocity. One of the characters is a beautiful woman scientist (has to be beautiful, of course!) who predicts a coming Ice Age. It’s a good read, and the science seems pretty solid to me. Nice to see a bestselling thriller writer weighing in on ‘our’ side in the fight! :-)

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Cassandra-Sanction-Scott-Mariani-ebook/dp/B012T976YW/ref=sr_1_2?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1438118371&sr=1-2&keywords=the+cassandra+sanction
Yes, State of Fear should be required reading.

It looks like Cass Sanction is not available on Amazon in the US.
9056  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Reddit’s science forum banned climate deniers. on: February 08, 2016, 12:14:48 AM
Quote
"No temperature increase in 20 years"

Meh? Where did you wear in the last 20 years? All records show a global temperature increase for the last 50 years but also for the last 20. It's a very strange statement you're making.

The 'hiatus' of the last 20 years is broadly accepted on all sides.  Here, for example, is a 'warmista' site that just happened to come up top in a quick search:

  http://www.remss.com/blog/recent-slowing-rise-global-temperatures

Of course it is widely assumed that the reason the models have been wrong and temp readings are low-balling things is that the earth is heating more or less as predicted, but the energy is hiding out somewhere where it is hard to find.  The ocean is the usual culprit.  For my part, given that sea surface rises are also not acting as the scare-mongers predicted, I'm a little skeptical about that explanation as well.

The suggestion that natural variations in climate were seized on and pumped up as a means of gaining increased control over populations seems the strongest hypothesis to me at this point.  Especially since doing essentially that, and for that particular reason, was discussed many decades ago by the same basic class of groups who are now reaping the rewards of the global climate change panic.

Some people seem to indicate that when the pent up energy comes out of hiding it will be very devastating for us all and especially for [insert target animal here] unless we start paying a lot more in carbon taxes.  Scam?  If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck...



Well, maybe I'm dumb as hell but your graph clearly show an increase of temperature Oo

And so are most sources I managed to find, including NASA:
http://climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs/global-temperature/

I mean you can't see that curve and say "no it's ok it's not increasing at all" no? Oo

Go argue with the warmistas.  Almost without exception, the basic construct of the warming 'hiatus' of the last 20 years is accepted among scientists of all stripes.  The problem is how to deal with it.  For the sheeple, it is easy.  Tell them 'hottest year ever' every year.  They don't understand margin of errors anyway and even if they did, their memory span is measured in weeks.  For other scientists it is a more tricky issue.  But as a 'climate scientist' one can make lemonade out of lemons; anyone who adds to the 70-ish and growing explainations for what might have eaten the energy trapped by the evil man-made  greenhouse gasses can expect accolades and grant money to come out of their ears.



The real problem here is the problem we (climate change believers) have to discuss facts with you (climate change denyers).

Your graph clearly show an increase. In the sense that the average temperature continully increase in it.

It does the same in every other graph I can find.

And yet you're here saying "no proof of temperature increase in the last 20 years".
It's like I'm pointing the sky saying "it's blue" and you're answering "no look, it's green".

The fact that we all share this opinion is at least a proof of how bad you are at communicating. I would even dare suggest that it should maybe make you think on the truth of your statement, but that's personnal opinion for sure.
If this (bolded) is the "real problem," then the real problem is that Warmers do not understand science, or how scientific facts are determined.  They do not understand statistical significance, or variance, or correlation.

And if that's the case, then you are being educated. 

if you are being educated, STFU and start learning.
9057  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Iraqi immigrant rapes 10yr old in Vienna, due to "accumulation of sexual energy" on: February 07, 2016, 11:31:27 PM
What I don't understand is that the guy was working as a taxi driver. So with an income, he should have been able to see a hooker, or pay a girl a drink, and well, finding a partner the normal way. I don't know how hard are Austrian jails, but I hope he'll face hard times.
Jail would enable him to stay in the country....
9058  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Reddit’s science forum banned climate deniers. on: February 07, 2016, 11:26:44 PM
Go argue with the warmistas.  Almost without exception, the basic construct of the warming 'hiatus' of the last 20 years is accepted among scientists of all stripes.  The problem is how to deal with it.  For the sheeple, it is easy.  Tell them 'hottest year ever' every year.  They don't understand margin of errors anyway and even if they did, their memory span is measured in weeks.  For other scientists it is a more tricky issue.  But as a 'climate scientist' one can make lemonade out of lemons; anyone who adds to the 70-ish and growing explainations for what might have eaten the energy trapped by the evil man-made  greenhouse gasses can expect accolades and grant money to come out of their ears.

The extent of the mythology and warping of scientific facts on the subject of global warming cannot ever cease to amaze.
9059  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Reddit’s science forum banned climate deniers. on: February 07, 2016, 11:24:01 PM
Shuuuuuuuuut Galdur...

It is ALL coincidences if we're breaking every records concerning meteorological events and temperatures.

It would have happened anyway no?  Roll Eyes

Where is the proof of the link with pollution CO2 and human activities? Apart from the entire world scientific community even if they perfectly admit they have legitimate doubts concerning the extent of such impact due to the incredible complexity of such a system. They still all agree on the fact that we're going to bite the dust. And Nature show it too.

But better continue to consume and pollute and destroy the gift of God.

I don´t know; maybe we´re heading into an ice age and scientists and experts will in due course figure out that CO2 emissions in fact cause cooling. The attention span of modern man seems to be on par with that of the common housefly so most people probably wouldn´t even notice the switch.
Well, hard to deduce the consequences of something so complex.

What's sure though it's we gonna hit the consequences the hard way. And those idiots will just be there freezing or burning "where is your proof, it's just normal weather"
Deduce the consequences?

It's a system that mathematically exhibits chaotic behavior.  You don't "deduce the consequences" or look for linear trend extensions in such a system.

Statistical averages exist, sure - but what of the Maunder Minimum, and the Medievel warm periods?  These indicate longer term trends, 300 to 1500 years.  Statistical averages and "outliers" presume a background without such trends.

If we are headed toward a mini ice age, face it, warmers.  The slight effect of human induced warming through CO2 emissions is GOOD, not BAD.

Wow. So limited understanding of a complex system.

Ok I'll try to explain it to you:
CO2 warms the Earth
Average temperature increases
Ice melts
Salt concentration in oceans changes
The incredibly complex and fragile system of warm circulation is blocked
Greenwhich dies
We enter an Ice Age

That's the theory. Not saying it's true, in fact NO ONE is saying it's the absolute truth, but it's a theory supported by multiple experiments and being backed by most global warming specialists.
The important fact is that yes you can freeze the Earth with CO2. That's possible.
No, I don't buy it one bit.  In fact, what you have posted along with your disclaimers, makes almost no sense.

Hate to say it, but it's just more of this totally bonkers "If it's cold it's due to Global Warming" nonsense.  Blame everything on one factor through some twisted logic.

So let's go at it again.

1.  Cyclically, we appear close to the beginning of a new ice age now.

2.  An ice age consists of sheets of permanent ice moving south in latitude from the North Pole, and north in latitude from the South Pole.

3.  Increases in global temperature prevent that, decreases accelerate it.

4.  Allegedly, man is increasing global temperature in significant amounts.  The extent is disputed ("No temperature increase in 20 years" at present)

This is not complicated.  Please don't hide behind "it's complex" and "maybe it's not true" and other stuff, while at the same time trying to maintain a condescending attitude.  Doesn't work very well, right?

Ok so you just ignored any major change in the way that heat is stocked... Great great great...

You wanna know something? The heat of the sun is not rally important, it's relatively quite a low energy amount compared to the one stocked in the Earth. Even if tomorrow the sun would just stop heating... Well it wouldn't be really bad for at least a few days. And life would remain for still thousands of millions of years (though maybe not humans xD)

The important part is HOW is the warmth distributed. And that's why Ice melting and greenwhich are important...
that's crazy talk.  Within 48-72 hours all the carbon dioxide would be falling as snow, then the nitrogen would liquify, then the oxygen, then the surface would be a vacuum.  the only life left would be spores, virus, other things that can survive in a vacuum at cryogenic temperatures.

The heat from the sun is over a kilowatt per square meter, of which about 1/4 makes it in to the surface IIRC. 

Regarding this ridiculous statement you have made...

yes you can freeze the Earth with CO2. That's possible.

You have not proved this and cannot.  You are saying outright that something can get hotter because it gets colder or colder because it gets hotter.  But at the same time you want to claim that if it gets hotter it gets hotter.  Well, make up your mind, please.   You want to be able to claim that your predetermined outcome will occur no matter if it gets hotter or colder.  This is nonsense, and it ignores the basic facts regarding climate.

Namely, we are currently in the Holocene Interglacial.  Period.  Look at the historical record of ice ages and warm ages, please.   

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice_age

Sorry I wasn't really clear, I was talking about the surface temperature which is mainly due to degradation of radioactive elements inside Earth.
But for sure the consequences on the atmosphere would be much stronger.

Thanks for the link. Here is, in a better English, exactly what we tried to explain you:
"Another important contribution to ancient climate regimes is the variation of ocean currents, which are modified by continent position, sea levels and salinity, as well as other factors. They have the ability to cool (e.g. aiding the creation of Antarctic ice) and the ability to warm (e.g. giving the British Isles a temperate as opposed to a boreal climate). The closing of the Isthmus of Panama about 3 million years ago may have ushered in the present period of strong glaciation over North America by ending the exchange of water between the tropical Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.[47]

Analyses suggest that ocean current fluctuations can adequately account for recent glacial oscillations. During the last glacial period the sea-level has fluctuated 20–30 m as water was sequestered, primarily in the Northern Hemisphere ice sheets. When ice collected and the sea level dropped sufficiently, flow through the Bering Strait (the narrow strait between Siberia and Alaska is ~50 m deep today) was reduced, resulting in increased flow from the North Atlantic. This realigned the thermohaline circulation in the Atlantic, increasing heat transport into the Arctic, which melted the polar ice accumulation and reduced other continental ice sheets. The release of water raised sea levels again, restoring the ingress of colder water from the Pacific with an accompanying shift to northern hemisphere ice accumulation."

So yeah, making it hotter will change salinity which will change ocean currents which will influence the beginning of the Ice Age.

You have three errors in your lecturing. We take them one by one.

No, the surface temperature is not primarily due to the temperatures at the Earth's core.  Study the "radiation budget", here is a link.  This is very well established science.

Here is the answer from a prime "warmer resource,"

http://www.skepticalscience.com/heatflow.html

Common sense might suggest that all that heat must have a big effect on climate. But the science says no: the amount of heat energy coming out of the Earth is actually very small and the rate of flow of that heat is very steady over long time periods. The effect on the climate is in fact too small to be worth considering.

Here is a brief discussion of the energy budget.

http://missionscience.nasa.gov/ems/13_radiationbudget.html

Next, interglacials caused by ocean currents?  No, they are not.  It is well established that they are the product of periodic variation in the Earth's orbit.

The interglacials and glacials coincide with cyclic changes in the Earth's orbit. Three orbital variations contribute to interglacials. The first is a change in the Earth's orbit around the sun, or eccentricity. The second is a shift in the tilt of the Earth's axis, the obliquity. The third is precession, or wobbling motion of Earth's axis.[1] Warm summers in the northern hemisphere occur when that hemisphere is tilted toward the sun and the Earth is nearest the sun in its elliptical orbit. Cool summers occur when the Earth is farthest from the sun during that season. These effects are more pronounced when the eccentricity of the orbit is large. When the obliquity is large, seasonal changes are more extreme.[2]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interglacial

Finally, you have a rather interesting statement.

... making it hotter will change salinity which will change ocean currents which will influence the beginning of the Ice Age.

No scientific findings support the certainty in your statement (bolded.)  They cannot, because this is outright speculation.  Here is the statement corrected to a reasonable level.

... IF CO2 produced by man makes the Earth hotter this MIGHT CHANGE salinity which MIGHT AFFECT ocean currents which MIGHT influence the beginning of the Ice Age.

That's obvious speculation, why not just state it as such?  Obviously it isn't factual or supported by scientific findings.  It's totally reasonable to discuss as speculation, but it's unacceptable to consider or promote as fact.



9060  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Up Like Trump on: February 07, 2016, 09:06:09 PM
Illegals out! Enforce the laws ON THE BOOKS!

Just recently they fired Americans that ended up training their replacements at Disney.
Story below:


Pink Slips at Disney. But First, Training Foreign Replacements.
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/04/us/last-task-after-layoff-at-disney-train-foreign-replacements.html?_r=0

I wonder why they did that?  They work for less money?  That is why I am becoming more and more against other races.  The ones who want to come to america and be here need to live like Americans.  Others that want to be of their nationality need to go to their nationality.   Everything needs to be equal and there would be no problem.  I once lived in an apartment building where the apartment behind mine had 8 Mexicans from mexico living there.  They were nice people paid what I did in rent but worked for less.  They didnt shop at any of our local shops they had a deivery truck stop once a week with discount food and sent all their extra money back to Mexico.  It was like they were playing our system.  Which if they were hurts the normal working people.  I do not mind other nationalities.  But be far about it.  You want to live here.  Live like we do.  Struggle like we do.  I have lost jobs because of this.  Because they were willing to work for much less.  That is why I hate this.  Live like us if you want to be here.

Hey, we're all people here.

If some people are willing to work at a lower cost than others, then those who are not willing to work for the same amount (+ the resources saved from having the more efficient people above) are now free for other processes in this little circle of life. Global optimization.

"Change is certain. Peace is followed by disturbances; departure of evil men by their return. Such recurrences should not constitute occasions for sadness but realities for awareness, so that one may be happy in the interim."

They work for less because they don't pay any taxes.  They like to be paid in cash, or if you pay in checks, they take them and immediately cash them.  

In many cases, "Working for less and not paying taxes" means their net pay is much higher than that of the American citizen who "Works and has taxes taken out of his pay."  Each time socialized services expands, and taxes go up and benefits go up, this gap widens...

Does the employer not benefit as well? Aren't resources more directly distributed to optimal targets by bypassing the politico-economic friction?

There's usually some reward to risk. Anyone can work/risk under-the-table jobs if they wanted to.

No, anyone cannot work/risk under the table jobs.  Not remotely true.  If you are "in the system" it is much more dangerous because everything is trackable back to your identity.

Many of these people operate completely "out of the system" with no verifiable ID.  Does the employer benefit?  This depends.  I am only pointing out that illegals are NOT "working for less," in most cases they are "working for more."

As an example, around where I live the going rate for "illegal Mexican day labor" is at a minimum $15 per hour cash.  Clearly that's equal to about $22 per hour "in the system" with taxes.   But general labor does not get $22 per hour.  Maybe in some unions in other parts of the country, but not here.  I will say similar labor may net $12 per hour here.  $12 to the American, $15 to the illegal.  Now assume that socialism ramps up, and the $22 per hour "in the system" goes up to to $25.  The illegal now jacks his hourly rate to $18 because he can, and he gets it.

As would be expected, the black market transaction is more lucrative.   The worst the socialism, the more attractive is the black market.


Well this sounds like they need to make the punishments for the labor providers harsher. Instead of a fine make it jail time for anyone found to be providing work for illegals.  Screw the fines.  It isnt working by the looks of it.  i propose 1 year per illegal you have employed.  that would stop some employers in their tracks.  Along with like 100k fine per illegal.   A few times of that and word being spread hiring of illegals will halt.  except for the ones who dont care in which case we don't want those employers active anyways.
The only result of this would be Government looking the other way when their preferred people were hiring illegals.  For example, using and gaming the system for political purposes.  But there is a more basic reason it won't work.

What you propose is to legislate "black markets" out of existence.  In the entire history of man, that has never worked.  It has not even worked when the penalty was beheading for those caught.
Pages: « 1 ... 403 404 405 406 407 408 409 410 411 412 413 414 415 416 417 418 419 420 421 422 423 424 425 426 427 428 429 430 431 432 433 434 435 436 437 438 439 440 441 442 443 444 445 446 447 448 449 450 451 452 [453] 454 455 456 457 458 459 460 461 462 463 464 465 466 467 468 469 470 471 472 473 474 475 476 477 478 479 480 481 482 483 484 485 486 487 488 489 490 491 492 493 494 495 496 497 498 499 500 501 502 503 ... 762 »
Powered by MySQL Powered by PHP Powered by SMF 1.1.19 | SMF © 2006-2009, Simple Machines Valid XHTML 1.0! Valid CSS!