How an early oil industry study became key in climate lawsuits

Re:How an early oil industry study became key in climate law... by ZeroGravitas on Wednesday November 30, 2022 @02:27PM (#33806221)

Oh you're one of those climate change denier deniers, who despite decades of video and written evidence to the contrary, are trying to gaslight (word of the year!) people into believing that it was all just a concern over cost benefit analysis and nobody thought it was a hoax. Because that would be stupid wouldn't it.

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Re:How an early oil industry study became key in climate law... by rybosworld on Wednesday November 30, 2022 @02:30PM (#33806278)

This has been a lot more common in my experience.

Driven primarily by folks realizing how wrong/ridiculous their views were years ago, and trying to rewrite history.

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Re:How an early oil industry study became key in climate law... by edgyquant on Wednesday November 30, 2022 @03:52PM (#33807497)

Funny how I didn’t mention anything about myself yet you still attacked me as if I had. Again, you’re arguing with a climate denier in your head

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Re:How an early oil industry study became key in climate law... by ZeroGravitas on Wednesday November 30, 2022 @03:59PM (#33807593)

I was attacking the thing you said, in the comment I replied to:

> I’ve met very few people who believe climate change is a hoax. The belief is that the climate is not static and that it’s better for humans to adapt (as they always have) than to commit economic suicide.

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