04 Mar 06
Originally posted by princeoforangeIt's happening; we, I mean the human race, will do NOTHING about it; we will suffer the consequences sooner than we all expected. I mean, come on, if we can't/WON'T prevent the starvation of children in the world today, how are we going to stop 'global warming'? The human race is stumbling, bumbling, muttering, slobbering its way to hell in a handbasket.....and we deserve it!
Give your thoughts, hopefully we'll get a good few arguments going!😉
04 Mar 06
Originally posted by chancremechanicyour wrong chancre... we deserve it yes, but its our kids who will be effected by it... and their kids...
It's happening; we, I mean the human race, will do NOTHING about it; we will suffer the consequences sooner than we all expected. I mean, come on, if we can't/WON'T prevent the starvation of children in the world today, how are we going to stop 'global warming'? The human race is stumbling, bumbling, muttering, slobbering its way to hell in a handbasket.....and we deserve it!
04 Mar 06
Originally posted by danielsmith"Maybe" there is a chance that our kids kids will be affected by it. I personaly think its a big joke,
your wrong chancre... we deserve it yes, but its our kids who will be effected by it... and their kids...
A missionary friend of mine that lives in Uganda told me there is a estimated 1000 kids dieing a week due to mistreament in northern Uganda. It seems like we wanna spend our time and resources on global warming when in fact there is very little we can do to stop it, we should be focusing on current needs.
04 Mar 06
Originally posted by flyUnity"1000 kids dieing a week"....what a travesty!
"Maybe" there is a chance that our kids kids will be affected by it. I personaly think its a big joke,
A missionary friend of mine that lives in Uganda told me there is a estimated 1000 kids dieing a week due to mistreament in northern Uganda. It seems like we wanna spend our time and resources on global warming when in fact there is very little we can do to stop it, we should be focusing on current needs.
04 Mar 06
Originally posted by flyUnityActually I think you're right, I think it's a big joke too. As I look out my window to 3 or 4 inches of snow, just the same as it is this time of year every year, I can only conclude that the Kyoto Protocol serves no purpose other than killing business.
"Maybe" there is a chance that our kids kids will be affected by it. I personaly think its a big joke,
A missionary friend of mine that lives in Uganda told me there is a estimated 1000 kids dieing a week due to mistreament in northern Uganda. It seems like we wanna spend our time and resources on global warming when in fact there is very little we can do to stop it, we should be focusing on current needs.