> I'm sorry. I thought it was actually extremely obvious that I was talking out of my ass on this particular point. Especially since I advocated a tax on exercising and eating, if I recall correctly.

Well, yes. So you have nothing to contribute to the discussion. Why are you talking? Nobody is impressed with strawmen. If you want to make an argument, you will have to provide some actual facts, and not just grandstanding and rambling.

> While you're at it, though, why don't you look up some data on the significance of emissions from industry and transportation, when compared to natural sources? (Protip, the movie 'the great global warming swindle' discusses this too. Conclusion: not very significant)

Here's a protip for you: As has been stated many times already now, the movie is not reliable, and misrepresents and misinterprets facts.

And has also been explained numerous times in this thread, it doesn't matter if man-made contributions are small compared to natural ones, because it's the change that is important, and its effects, not the total value.

Please go back and read the thread, and especially read the linked pages.