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It is a hoax to say: “Now they tell us climate change is a hoax.” No one is really saying that.
Tom Harris, B. Eng., M. Eng. (Mech.)
Executive Director,
International Climate Science Coalition (ICSC)
http://www.climatescienceinternational.org
tom, it is a hoax to claim you are an honest participant in the climate change discussion, yet that’s what you and the rest of your fellow deniers try to pass off.
“No one is really saying that.”
Huh? Google “climate change hoax.”
And BTW, if it were true, that would make it a straw man, not a hoax.
tom, the website global climate scam says it in every article.
Newsmax: global warming is a sham.
Many of your fellow deniers make the same claim.
Are your lies always this easy to debunk?
@Tom Harris
Then how come I run into people claiming _exactly that_ every time I read the comments on a CBC article even vaguely related to the climate?
Or people claiming _exactly that_ every time Phil Plait posts a climate article?
Or the multiple claims that amount to “it’s a hoax” I found looking at the front page of Watts Up With That?
So, are you ignorant of what people are saying, or are you just lying?
I deny that I am a climate change “denier.” I am a denial denier.
I see you folks don’t share President Obama’s goal as he just said:
“A better politics is one where we debate without demonizing each other; where we talk issues, and values, and principles, and facts, rather than “gotcha” moments, or trivial gaffes, or fake controversies that have nothing to do with people’s daily lives.”
“So, are you ignorant of what people are saying, or are you just lying?”
Safe bet: the latter.
Trying to deflect the question by winging about tone noted.
My question stands: Are you ignorant or are you lying?