15-Minute City Climate Lockdown

a reply to: Asmodeus3

Is it a left wing council trying to implement their absurd and ludicrous beliefs about the climate change apocalypse?

Its a Labour council in Oxford and has been since 2022 far as i understand if that's what you are asking.

And its road traffic they are attempting to retard the movement of, not people.

The scheme seems to be designed so as to stop people taking short car journeys they would otherwise be made on the hoof.

Or the paranoia over the climate change doom and gloom scenarios has also crossed over to the right?

Climate change is a real thing Asmodeus3, man made or otherwise, and only very stupid people think to the contrary.

Our Earth moves in epochs you see and we will ether adapt and overcome any obstacles presented by change or we wont and stagnate on the vine and die.

As to paranoia well preparation towards change is not paranoid but prudent by my guess.

originally posted by: Kenzo
a reply to: Asmodeus3

Yeeh, it`s just an crazy excuse they use for evil agenda, just as were covid .


Last time i checked, carbon dioxide is making Earth greener . So when you add the rising population to this equation, greener Earth can help with food production ?

According to the climate change ideology we need to restrict our movements and lockdown ourselves sometimes and reduce carbon dioxide levels a lot as they are quite high at 420ppm. Let's make it 200ppm or even less when photosynthesis can happen and then life will certainly extinct altogether.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Asmodeus3

Is it a left wing council trying to implement their absurd and ludicrous beliefs about the climate change apocalypse?

Its a Labour council in Oxford and has been since 2022 far as i understand if that's what you are asking.

And its road traffic they are attempting to retard the movement of, not people.

The scheme seems to be designed so as to stop people taking short car journeys they would otherwise be made on the hoof.

Or the paranoia over the climate change doom and gloom scenarios has also crossed over to the right?

Climate change is a real thing Asmodeus3, man made or otherwise, and only very stupid people think to the contrary.

Our Earth moves in epochs you see and we will ether adapt and overcome any obstacles presented by change or we wont and stagnate on the vine and die.

As to paranoia well preparation towards change is not paranoid but prudent by my guess.

Yes, climate change is something which is studied by physicists & mathematicians mainly. But the film and gloom scenarios of global catastrophy have no basis in science but in climate and left wing activism.

We won't die. There is no basis on these claims made. Life flourished in much warmer and humid eras in the past.

a reply to: Asmodeus3

According to the climate change ideology

Which ideology?

You see there does seem to be somewhat of an ideological divide regarding climate change opinion.

See its not the fact that all life will become extinct, but if the world changes significantly down to climate change, we wont be able to maintain our respective societies or way of life in the same to similar manner that we now do.

a reply to: Terpene

Before you know we will be organizing our districts on our own, if only the next industrial revolution would give us the time to do that....

so back to the tribal days of villages fighting each other and stealing each others resources.. its like no one seems to recall that for most of human history man has spent more of time feuding with the foreigner in the next town/village..

anyone who thinks dividing towns into enclaves and not expect the result to increase in tribaliam needs a shake.

a reply to: Asmodeus3

Every species dies Asmodeus3.

Extinction is a thing, and its just how nature rolls.

And there is indeed basis for that claim.

Aka look what happened to the dinosaurs.

Humanity will have its time under the Sun and then it wont.

But we wont be here forever.

By the time our Sun dies/changes and turns into a red giant humanity will be long gone.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Asmodeus3

According to the climate change ideology

Which ideology?

You see there does seem to be somewhat of an ideological divide regarding climate change opinion.

See its not the fact that all life will become extinct, but if the world changes significantly down to climate change, we wont be able to maintain our respective societies or way of life in the same to similar manner that we now do.

The climate change ideology is the one which presents the doom and gloom scenarios as facts and argues that we do something to save our planet. It has many followers as it seems.

The idea that we won't make it or be able to maintain our societies isn't rooted in reality but emanates from these unrealistic predictions.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Asmodeus3

Every species dies Asmodeus3.

Extinction is a thing, and its just how nature rolls.

And there is indeed basis for that claim.

Aka look what happened to the dinosaurs.

Humanity will have its time under the Sun and then it wont.

But we wont be here forever.

By the time our Sun dies/changes and turns into a red giant humanity will be long gone.

All forms of life extinct but for different reasons. Most of what has ever lived on this planet has gone extinct.

But we won't extinct due to climate change. There are doom and gloom scenarios having no basis in science. They are based on climate activism.

The dinosaurs and other species allegedly died from an impact of an asteroid with earth. This has killed part of them and the nuclear cloud ☁️ everything else as photosynthesis wasn't possible. However many species seem to have survived. It wasn't total extinction.

a reply to: Asmodeus3

But the fact is that climate change is inevitable, doom and gloom aside, its in the post.

And if we don't have access to the same amount of land or clean water sources(which is the major dilemma by the way).

That will indeed effect our ability to maintain our numbers never mind quality of life and existence aka our respective societies suffer.

Change happens Asmodeus3 with or without our consent because nature does not whistle to our tune, but her own.

a reply to: Asmodeus3

As long as species have been evolving here on Earth they have been going extinct.

And it is estimated that over 99.9% of all species that ever lived are now extinct.

As to what killed the dinosaurs, change killed the dinosaurs, because they could not adapt to the conditions nature presented them with.

And the ones that did became different species aka most of the Birds we now see.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Asmodeus3

But the fact is that climate change is inevitable, doom and gloom aside, its in the post.

And if we don't have access to the same amount of land or clean water sources(which is the major dilemma by the way).

That will indeed effect our ability to maintain our numbers never mind quality of life and existence aka our respective societies suffer.

Change happens Asmodeus3 with or without our consent because nature does not whistle to our tune, but her own.

Climate change is a reality but not one that will make us extinct (at least in the near future and for long to come). The idea of climate change catastrophy is rooted in activism and not in science. Humans can easily survive and adapt.

Population and sharing of resources as well as water is more of an issue but again not one that will make us extinct. When the number of a given species increases dramatically then it will fall naturally if there is not much for everyone.

a reply to: Asmodeus3

i tend to see it as defeatist declinist and self hating outlook and one of the more negative streams of puritanism but one that keeps Roman Catholic virtue signaling, the kind that inflicts harm on the poorest as a virtue.

It's why i see a reformation coming and a modern dissolution of the monasteries and their relics and charms outed as the fakes they are.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Asmodeus3

As long as species have been evolving here on Earth they have been going extinct.

And it is estimated that over 99.9% of all species that ever lived are now extinct.

As to what killed the dinosaurs, change killed the dinosaurs, because they could not adapt to the conditions nature presented them with.

And the ones that did became different species aka most of the Birds we now see.

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Yes everything goes extinct as time passes. But we won't extinct because of the climate change anytime soon. These are unrealistic predictions rooted in activism.

Dinosaurs extincted because of a major extinction event such as an asteroid impact of a considerable size. Not many species can survive this event.

a reply to: Asmodeus3

Climate change is a reality but not one that will make us extinct. The idea of climate change catastrophy is rooted in activism and not in science. Humans can easily survive and adapt.

you only have to listen to see them as a Millennialist sect.. which is why they embrace catastrophe..

a reply to: Asmodeus3

Climate change is a reality but not one that will make us extinct. The idea of climate change catastrophy is rooted in activism and not in science. Humans can easily survive and adapt.

Well that would depend on what happens which remains to be seen.

The science says our climate is changing that's a fact.

Deal with it or not as the case may be.

And if Humans could easily survive and adapt we would not have things like famine for a start.

Life and adaptation is seldom considered to be "easy" for the majority of people on the planet, its a hard slog, everyday of the week.

Love to stay and chat but i have a Christmas tree and other stuff that needs to come down from the loft today.

So lucky me i suppose.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Asmodeus3

Climate change is a reality but not one that will make us extinct. The idea of climate change catastrophy is rooted in activism and not in science. Humans can easily survive and adapt.

Well that would depend on what happens which remains to be seen.

The science says our climate is changing that's a fact.

Deal with it or not as the case may be.

And if Humans could easily survive and adapt we would not have things like famine for a start.

Life and adaptation is seldom considered to be "easy" for the majority of people on the planet, its a hard slog, everyday of the week.

Love to stay and chat but i have a Christmas tree and other stuff that needs to come down from the loft today.

So lucky me i suppose.

Yes, climate is changing.
Science though never made any doom and gloom predictions. These predictions are made by activists.

Famine and natural disasters are always around but famine can be both man-made or a result of a natural disaster. But we still survive as a species.


From the mid 60s until now the population of the planet increased from 2.5 billion to 8 billion.

The bottom line is that these doom and gloom scenarios cannot be the basis of climate lockdowns or the misunderstanding of science which is highly politicalized in our days.

a reply to: Asmodeus3

Yes, photosynthesis is our friend .


The whole idea of restrict our movements, lockdowns because climate change are is stubid.

a reply to: Asmodeus3

Naw mate the bottom line is that change is inevitable, and we will ether roll with it, or it will roll over us.

The current scientific consensus is that our planet has warmed significantly since the 1800s.

And that human activities have contributed to the global effect aka greenhouse gas emissions.

Choose to believe whatever you wish all the same because it matters little.

End of the day, and like the data suggests, climate change is happening.

And the cause, whether its mother nature, man, or a combination of both will happen with or without your consent or even understanding.

a reply to: andy06shake


So it`s getting warmer ?

This Morning, Australia Set Its Coldest-Ever December (And Summer) Temperature Australia has set a new biggie of a cold record.

Following a colder-than-average-winter (coldest-ever for the likes of Brisbane) and coldest spring in decades (coldest-ever November for many locales, including Forbes and Ivanhoe), the Aussie continent has now suffered its lowest-ever December (and summer) temperature.

On the Friday morning, Dec 9, the climate station at Perisher Valley touched -7C (19.4F), according to data provided by the warm-mongering Bureau of Meteorology (BoM).

This ties the lowest temperature ever recorded in Australia in December (set at Charlotte Pass, Dec 20, 1999), and even more impressively, equals the continent’s lowest ever summer temperature (Perisher Valley, Dec 17, 1979).

This Morning, Australia Set Its Coldest-Ever December (And Summer) Temperature; November In The U.S. Was 2F Below Average, Coldest Across NW In 4-Decades; + “Longest” Severe Weather Warning In UK, As Europe’s Arctic Outbreak Intensifies

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Asmodeus3

Naw mate the bottom line is that change is inevitable, and we will ether roll with it, or it will roll over us.

The current scientific consensus is that our planet has warmed significantly since the 1800s.

And that human activities have contributed to the global effect aka greenhouse gas emissions.

Choose to believe whatever you wish all the same because it matters little.

End of the day, and like the data suggests, climate change is happening.

And the cause, whether its mother nature, man, or a combination of both will happen with or without your consent or even understanding.

Humans do contribute too but not the way it is portrayed in the media and in the sources that propagate the climate change ideology and catastrophy.

There were many more warmer eras in history where life flourished with considerably higher temperatures and humidity.

A planet which is greener, more humid, and with good temperatures is much more likely to maintain and preserve life.

The idea that because the temperature of the planet could go up for a given period of time this will lead to disaster isn't rooted in science.

By the way the last 200 years had been the best for humans in their entire history.