(09-20-2019 03:10 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  I don't think the world will end in 10 years. But I think much of the Texas coastline will uninhabitable within a generation. And Houston will be mostly intolerable within two generations. I mean it will be possible to live here but it will be like living in Central or parts of South America in terms of the climate.

I agree we have too many people on the planet, and much of what is happening is out of our control. But I also don't think any of the plans being proposed are going to inflict that much damage on our day-to-day lives.

And if Trump and his administration don't want to tackle this issue, that's their prerogative. But voters who think differently can vote for his opponent if they don't agree with him. I don't think less of you for disagreeing with my position. But you certainly aren't going to sway my opinion on the matter by posting here. I'm not sure why you seem to get so angry with me for voicing my opinion. So far your side is winning. Why are you so worried?

And voters who believe in the power of the Easter Bunny and Santa Claus can vote for his opponent. That is as much a faith based proposition as your adherence to 40 days in Houston over 100 by 2075.

That doesnt sound like a really smart way to cast a vote. Sounds pretty stupid to me. But that is your choice, as you said.