[Marxism] Victoria's bushfires: don't mention the 'c' word
S. Artesian
sartesian at earthlink.net
Mon Feb 9 16:37:24 MST 2009
Really Stuart, you're too much, and in this case too little critical of your
sources. I'm duped by the corporate media, and you're what reproducing
science? Like the science below that you submit without comment or
criticism?
" The climate change debate is usually carried out at a high level of
abstraction, which makes it easier for ordinary people and political
leaders to treat it as a vague and distant threat. The heatwave and the
fires should turn abstraction into reality, just as 9/11 did for the threat
of Islamic terrorism."
Now that's not corporate media at all... linking climate change and "Islamic
terrorism." That's science. Yep, and if it weren't for those damn "fossil
fuel lobbyists," we would be able to deal Islamoterrorism and climate change
a death blow in a single stroke.
Climate change exists. It has enormous conseqences. It is deadly... but
this... this pseudo-science panic-mongering is... exactly that.. panic
mongering designed to serve a reactionary ideology.
Watch your bedfellows, comrade, they make for strange politics.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Stuart Munckton" <stuartmunckton at gmail.com>
To: <sartesian at earthlink.net>
Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2009 12:11 AM
Subject: [Marxism] Victoria's bushfires: don't mention the 'c' word
> http://www.crikey.com.au/Politics/20090209-Dont-talk-about-the-warming-.html
>
> Victoria's bushfires: Don't mention the c word
> Clive Hamilton writes:
>
>
>
> The climate change debate is usually carried out at a high level of
> abstraction, which makes it easier for ordinary
> people and political leaders to treat it as a vague and distant threat.
> The
> heatwave and the fires should turn
> abstraction into reality, just as 9/11 did for the threat of Islamic
> terrorism.
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