The first part isn’t an argument it’s just a dismissal. You haven’t engaged with anything I’ve said on it. You have to discount expert opinion in favor of market trends in order to hold this position in a context where market trends are particularly suspect.
The second part denies the broad scientific consensus on the threat of climate change. Here’s a quote from the UN on climate change “the UN Secretary-General insisted that unless governments everywhere reassess their energy policies, the world will be uninhabitable.” Do you take the UN to be untrustworthy?
The argument of which party is better to join as an individual cannot be had without the recognition that the GOP being in power is a global catastrophic risk. Otherwise, we risk losing track of what the actual risk factors are.
Separately this assumes the democrats are good on their issues when at best they are painfully mediocre.
The first part isn’t an argument it’s just a dismissal. You haven’t engaged with anything I’ve said on it. You have to discount expert opinion in favor of market trends in order to hold this position in a context where market trends are particularly suspect.
The second part denies the broad scientific consensus on the threat of climate change. Here’s a quote from the UN on climate change “the UN Secretary-General insisted that unless governments everywhere reassess their energy policies, the world will be uninhabitable.” Do you take the UN to be untrustworthy?
https://news.un.org/en/story/2022/04/1115452#:~:text=A%20new%20flagship%20UN%20report,limit%20global%20warming%20to%201.5
The argument of which party is better to join as an individual cannot be had without the recognition that the GOP being in power is a global catastrophic risk. Otherwise, we risk losing track of what the actual risk factors are.
Separately this assumes the democrats are good on their issues when at best they are painfully mediocre.