How many times have rocks fallen off of mountains?

Billions I'd guess.

Kinda of foolish to suggest that a man could actually cause a rock to fall off a mountain, when nature has done it so many times without any help from man, right?

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The earth and the weather has been changing for 4.5 billion years...

Exactly. Its Exxon's 4th law of Thermodyanamics: Because nature has changed the climate in the past, it is physically impossible for man to change it. That's like a fundamental law of nature. It would have to be, for your argument to make any damn sense whatsoever.

Funny how we can influence the composition of the atmosphere - but the climate isn't allowed to respond to that because it man-made. Weird how that happens. Does God come down and say "Hey, physical processes - I know that's a lot of extra CO2 - but MAN made that - so don't respond to it!" ?

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Posted by Crimson1st

Birmingham, AL

Member since Nov 2010

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Posted on 12/6/14 at 12:04 am to SpidermanTUba

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Kinda of foolish to suggest that a man could actually cause a rock to fall off a mountain, when nature has done it so many times without any help from man, right?

If you think this is a valid comparison then you have taken a direct hit from quite a few of these rocks...

You can look at the record temperatures for any city and they are all random. Don't fool yourself. If temperature shifts were correlated to mankind and their industrial prowess it would be a steady or near steady rise but man made global warming simply is fiction no matter how bad you wish it were so to push an agenda!

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