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No it isn't. It's a complex issue with enough blame to spread around. Most of the fault lies with the fossil fuel companies that covered up climate change, lied for decades and bought the politicians.

I lived in SoCal for 15 years and it was always hot the first couple weeks of October. Not usually this hot but hot. Super El Niño I’m sure is helping with that

I don't understand why people think that October is supposed to be a cold month, it's never been a cold month, it's not until late October the leaves start turning brown. The coldest months are January and February.

I blame Charles Dickens, he was the one that decided it had to snow in December, even though it never does.

"Entirely"

It's scary and yet many people refuse to believe in climate change. I've had argument with a denier on social media. I can tell that the person is not being deliberately malicious, because he did let up on some points, but he's the type to kick the can down the road and hopelessly hoping to deal with the problem later on. I think a lot of people who handwaves the seriousness of climate change prefer to look the other way. I know far too many people who are like this even if it's not about climate change.

It easy always blaming the baby boomers and Gen X. But the millenials and Gen Z are nearly just as cupable of global warming.

The amount of time we spend on the internet and the wastefull use of products contribute a lot to global warming.

Impose voting rights restrictions that reduce their access. Take the average life expectancy in your country, reduce the number by whatever the voting age is in your country. Cut off their right to vote by that number.

In the USA, where you can vote at 18, if the average life expectancy is 81 (made up a number), voting would end after 63. Pretty good way to ensure longterm thinking prevails.

My parents keep saying "it's always been like this here"

Blaming older generations instead of the powerful and wealthy is dumb and counterproductive.

Holy fuck. So this is the start of Super El Nino. I'm gonna call it, "winter that wasn't".

"Honey, but all I did was work for Denny's"

"Time for your MAID appointment grandma"