The primitives don't know shit about mankind's effect on the climate.
This is what used to make me rather, uh, grouchy, about the nocturnally foul one, before he was banned here; the nocturnally foul one was a big believer in man-caused climate changes.
The nocturnally foul one lives in urban New Jersey, where his whole entire world, all that he sees around him, is man-made, usually big buildings and highways. So like all other primitives, he forms his "worldview" on only
his world, that immediately around him, concrete, wood, and metal.
The world's, uh, much bigger than that, and the skies reach up into eternity.
The whole of mankind's effect on the climate can be only negligible, if that.
The above's not a tornado; it's just an ordinary run-of-the-mill summer rainstorm down by the Platte River in Nebraska.
I dunno the power of this particular storm, but one similar with it in the Sandhills of Nebraska, in one square mile, for about five minutes, packs more power than tens of millions of Hiroshimas (of course, fortunately, nearly all of it remains w-a-a-a-y up in the sky).
Man ain't nothing, compared with God and nature, but primitives don't want to acknowledge that stark fact.
