I think it is due to an unusual pattern. Two years ago here in the south, we had one of the worst winters I have ever had to live through. These types of things happen every 40 years or so. I think these violent storms maybe could be classified in that category of things that happen ever 40 years or so that cannot be accounted for.
It is real and there's too much evidence year after year to back it up.
I'm not sure why people don't believe it but like with many things even if some see something right in front of their eyes they refuse to admit it.
And even anyone uneducated on the subject like you say Pats can do the math and put 2 + 2 together by all the facts.
The more we destroy they Earth as we build roads, buildings, and let off other things that kill the ozone means something has to give and change, but it's changing for the worse.
The thing is, those who 100% don't believe in God should take this more serious than they are, and be much more concerned with man destroying the Earth because if life doesn't go on after this and we have nobody to turn to, then it's up to us to save mankind from becoming extinct...
Future technology will eventually deterim what exactly is causing it. But two things are facts. According to the national weather service, the tornado outbreak that we've had this year has been unusually brutal by historical standards dating back almost 100 years. And the Pacific Ocean is warmer this season, which as we've seen in the past, can cause all kinds of inclimate outbreaks. From hurricanes to floods. Which are even more devastating than tornadoes. Now you can argue forever in here about what causes the oceans to warm. El Nino is real. But scientests still don't know how it forms. All they know is by historical accounts, it can cause some very shitty things to happen in the U.S.. But at the same time can prevent serious hurricanes from forming in the North Atlantic.. To vigorously claim that global warming does or doesn't exist, my opinion is your just guessing.
i just saw it on msn homepage, deadliest tornado since 1953.
- Missouri Tornado 'Cut the City in Half'The deadliest single US tornado since 1953 tore through Joplin, Mo., on Sunday, killing at least 89 people. New storms are hampering search & rescue efforts.
I guess once half the East or West coast is underwater then maybe people will believe in Global Warming. The scientific community pretty much is at a consensus that global warming is legitimate. Some of the stuff we can do better on like greenhouse gasses. Others like overpopulation thanks to developing countries will be harder. Can't just start killing people obviously!
My philosophy is this........
If there is a God, then eventually we will all end up somewhere else so it's basically irrelevant what happens to this world and if it comes to an end it doesn't matter because there will be some other type of life.
But if there is no God, it's even more crucial to do something so save this planet and life in general or one day everything will become extinct and there will not only be any afterlife, but no life period...
If there is a God, then eventually we will all end up somewhere else so it's basically irrelevant what happens to this world and if it comes to an end it doesn't matter because there will be some other type of life.
But if there is no God, it's even more crucial to do something so save this planet and life in general or one day everything will become extinct and there will not only be any afterlife, but no life period...
