I used to be a climaphobe. Then I learned not to fear change. This is nature's way of clearing the human population. Out of this struggle will emerge a stronger, more weather-resistant humankind.
That's hard to trump in terms of egocentric stupidity.
Starts out with a simpleton's tale about what you "learned".
Then you declare your car and the coal-fired power-plant that provide for your comfortable life part of "nature", and celebrate her for "clearing the human population" by the hundreds of millions, predominantly elsewhere - all the while whining about women's reproductive self-determination. That's stupid beyond belief.
And it's being topped off with an emerging "more weather-resistant humankind". Humans used to survive temperatures from -50 to +50°C. You'd probably whine all day in case the temperature in your home differed more than a few degrees from "room temperature", and all the while you ignorantly and jubilantly head towards a future earth populated by jellyfish and cockroaches once we've sent the ecosystems we don't understand, but rely on for our survival, collapsing.
Yeah, you used to be a "climaphobe". Then you learned how to be knowledge-phobic, thinking-phobic, honesty-phobic, and debate-phobic, deciding you got yours, and let nature clear the human population.
You know, simp, there's an overwhelming amount of readily accessible information out there. There really is no excuse these days to rely on your extensive, infantile navel-gazing while formulating the malodorous turds you excrete.
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