Why are dumbasses always neocons?

[sonofdaxjones]

Tornado impacts:  More people, more urban sprawl, more eyes on the sky, more sophisticated radar systems.   The list is endless, but doesn't include "climate change".

Literally the only reason for more severe weather you'd feel safe in ruling out is climate change...   

"More" severe weather?  Really.   Just a few days before these storms, weather people were talking about the relative dearth in severe storms, and there's been a number of news articles in the past year talking about how "climate change" is causing a severe storm "drought".   

So really, we're going to blame a Tornado, even a major one, in Oklahoma, in May, as being caused by "climate change"??

[michigancat]

Tornado impacts:  More people, more urban sprawl, more eyes on the sky, more sophisticated radar systems.   The list is endless, but doesn't include "climate change".

Literally the only reason for more severe weather you'd feel safe in ruling out is climate change...   

it appears his list DOES have an end.

[Rage Against the McKee]

Yeah, I wouldn't rule out climate change as the cause for actual changes in weather patterns, but tornadoes in Oklahoma are just a sign of the climate being what it is.

[sonofdaxjones]

Impacts, Tornado Impacts and detection, and analysis post event . . . not cause.

Come on people.