why is it so confusing

GreenMan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

L8112 wrote:
genocide is the extermination of a group of people via-murder. I never said that, white people are 'dying off' because they are not reproducing fast enough and are mixing with other races.

ALL races are mixed, dumbass. There is no such thing as 'pure' white, black, red, yellow, or any other race.

You can take your racism and stuff it.

L8112 wrote:
"Commerce isn't cheating and swindling. You don't do that to your customers and survive in the world of business very long."
is probably the most ridiculous statement ever uttered. thats why none of the banksters who caused the 2008 financial crisis are in prison.

The one 'bankster' that caused it IS the government. It was the Federal Reserve. As far as private banks that played a role, many of them went out of business...permanently. There are also some 35 bankers that went to jail for crimes related to the crash.

L8112 wrote:
commerce has exploited, swindled and cheated since it was first created.

So stop participating in it. Stop buying food, water, housing, and...oh yes...your internet access.

L8112 wrote:
european colonialism was the result of commerce

No, it was a result of colonialism...governments feeling they could muscle in on anybody they wanted to. You are confusing governments with commerce.

L8112 wrote:
and was a crime against humanity.

Was it? Did you know that the Sun STILL never sets on the British empire? Don't see anybody rejecting it at the moment.

L8112 wrote:
commerce is causing a mass extinction event.

Let's just see how long you can remain alive without food, water, housing, or your internet.

So now we see what a denier troll, funded by commerce has to say about being the actual cause of the problem.

You don't like that, do you troll?

GreenMan wrote:
But L8112 is right, we have to find another way to feed ourselves efficiently.

GreenMan wrote:
What we are doing just doesn't work out in the long run.

GreenMan wrote:
Our current methods of doing things are not sustainable, for lots of reasons.

GreenMan wrote:
The biggest right now is that our method of obtaining cheap energy is causing Global Warming to increase.

GreenMan wrote:
And of course, the methods in which we move goods around, including ourselves adds to that problem.

GreenMan wrote:
We have to solve those problems.

GreenMan wrote:
And hopefully, we will solve those problems before the die-off gets into full swing.

GreenMan wrote:
It's going to happen anyway, regardless of what we do, so the only thing that makes sense is to prepare for it.

GreenMan wrote:
Doing that requires a lot of thought, beginning with this one. "Prepare for what?" WTF are we even preparing for?

GreenMan wrote:
It's going to get hot, and what else?

GreenMan wrote:
What happens as the temperature and tides slowly increase, until society begins to collapse?

GreenMan wrote:
What happens before then, that we need to be concerned about?

GreenMan wrote:
I wonder what the economy will do, as people begin to accept that we do need to invest heavily in new technology to solve this problem.

GreenMan wrote:
There will be more and more stones that are pressing on your balls as things start to get worse. What if you lose your job, right in the middle of it all, and you can't find another one, because everyone is scaling back?

GreenMan wrote:
What are you going to do for money?

GreenMan wrote:
Maybe you are one of those who has limited resources, but most people can only make it a few months before losing things like their yaught, and second homes.

GreenMan wrote:
And if they can't get back to work for over a year, they start to worry about the cars in the garage, and the house attached to the garage. What do you do then, when you have nothing?

GreenMan wrote:
It comes down to that, for everyone, as we slowly march our way down this road we have chosen for ourselves. There is no loop back, and no way at all to turn around. We have to keep marching forward, into the gates of hell.

GreenMan wrote:
But don't worry, be happy, because some people will simply skip right through. Maybe you will be one of those people, because you think you are so good?

Wake wrote:

Into the Night wrote: The freezing of ocean water produces fresh water.

Do you know what you sound like?

Into the Night wrote:

Wake wrote:

Into the Night wrote: The freezing of ocean water produces fresh water.

Do you know what you sound like?

Yes. My hearing works quite well. I am quite able to hear my own voice.

Are you going to claim now that freezing salt water does not expel the salt from it???

Wake wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Wake wrote:

Into the Night wrote: The freezing of ocean water produces fresh water.

Do you know what you sound like?

Yes. My hearing works quite well. I am quite able to hear my own voice.

Are you going to claim now that freezing salt water does not expel the salt from it???

Most people are smart enough to know that sea ice has the same percentage of salt in it that ocean water has.

Wake wrote:
Most people can look at Antarctic Glaciers that reach the ocean have a different composition.

Wake wrote:
Most people could tell you that fresh water stops getting denser at 39.2 degrees which is above the freezing point but ocean water continues to get denser as it's temperature decreases to its freezing point of 28.7 degrees or so.

Wake wrote:
But again you are the famous scientist that wouldn't bother to look anything up because you could possibly be wrong and you couldn't have that could you?

Into the Night wrote:

Wake wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Wake wrote:

Into the Night wrote: The freezing of ocean water produces fresh water.

Do you know what you sound like?

Yes. My hearing works quite well. I am quite able to hear my own voice.

Are you going to claim now that freezing salt water does not expel the salt from it???

Most people are smart enough to know that sea ice has the same percentage of salt in it that ocean water has.

No, it doesn't. It's fresh water.

Wake wrote:
Most people can look at Antarctic Glaciers that reach the ocean have a different composition.

Nope. No different.

Wake wrote:
Most people could tell you that fresh water stops getting denser at 39.2 degrees which is above the freezing point but ocean water continues to get denser as it's temperature decreases to its freezing point of 28.7 degrees or so.

Irrelevant. Strawman fallacy.

Wake wrote:
But again you are the famous scientist that wouldn't bother to look anything up because you could possibly be wrong and you couldn't have that could you?

You can try the experiment yourself. Try to make a salty ice cube with salt water. Use 3.5% salt concentration, the same as most ocean water.

Wake wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Wake wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Wake wrote:

Into the Night wrote: The freezing of ocean water produces fresh water.

Do you know what you sound like?

Yes. My hearing works quite well. I am quite able to hear my own voice.

Are you going to claim now that freezing salt water does not expel the salt from it???

Most people are smart enough to know that sea ice has the same percentage of salt in it that ocean water has.

No, it doesn't. It's fresh water.

Wake wrote:
Most people can look at Antarctic Glaciers that reach the ocean have a different composition.

Nope. No different.

Wake wrote:
Most people could tell you that fresh water stops getting denser at 39.2 degrees which is above the freezing point but ocean water continues to get denser as it's temperature decreases to its freezing point of 28.7 degrees or so.

Irrelevant. Strawman fallacy.

Wake wrote:
But again you are the famous scientist that wouldn't bother to look anything up because you could possibly be wrong and you couldn't have that could you?

You can try the experiment yourself. Try to make a salty ice cube with salt water. Use 3.5% salt concentration, the same as most ocean water.

Tell you what stupid - when ocean water freezes it is so cold that it freezes suddenly and the salt remains embedded in the ice. Melting the ice releases the salt back into the ice. But you already knew that didn't you?