Rex Murphy and Greenpeace Interview

[msommers]

A fascinating interview with Rex and co-founder of Greenpeace Dr. Patrick Moore. Worthwhile to listen to the entire thing.

[msommers]

I've received negative rep from someone... apparently Dr. Moore is a shill, I didn't run a background check on the guy. So there's that.

[A790]

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I've received negative rep from someone... apparently Dr. Moore is a shill, I didn't run a background check on the guy. So there's that.

The snowflakes on this forum are fucking hilarious, and they're increasingly numerous too.

Harden the fuck up, people.

[ThePenIsMightier]

Haven't watched yet, but I assume this is the guy who quit Greenpeace when they started their hysterical, completely 180° misguided campaign to rid the world of chlorine?
Great plan, Ladies. Let's ban all the medicines derived from Cl because feelings about bleach or swimmer's itch or whatever triggers people named Tzeporah and GallopingWhimsey. Way to take yourselves from the verge of legitimacy and plunge into the depths of gibberish that makes flat-earthers seem legit!

I look forward to watching this later!

[msommers]

IMO Rex is a great interviewer. I found it more interesting to learn about Greenpeace's origins and like many things, how it has evolved over time. I didn't agree with some of his various anti climate change points but still enjoyed the discussion.

[JRSC00LUDE]

Lololol at getting negative rep over a guy who realized he created a monster and couldn't kill it so, left.

[Misterman]

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Lololol at getting negative rep over a guy who realized he created a monster and couldn't kill it so, left.

The climate hysterics tend to get triggered by Patrick Moore because the name has become synonymous with anti climate change religion. So the dogmatists flip at the mere mention of his name "How dare you believe in science!"