What you consider pedantic, the rest of us, that actually have an entire brain, consider important facts that disprove the theory of anthropogenic global warming.
Oh, but wait, I forgot, the debate is over and you won.

Just because you believe it to be a logical fallacy doesn't make it so. In order to be a straw man it must be illogical and you are the only one here spouting illogical statements. By the way, I didn't bring up the UN. Someone else did.
My statement stands, the IPCC is a UN organization. The IPCC is the ultimate power grab by the UN. Prove me wrong or just call it a strawman argument, your choice.

Stop looking at the hockeystick graph.

Which disinformation site did you summarize that from?

Do you believe what you just said?
The UN is a strawman?
The IPCC is a UN organization. Sounds like you see strawmen everywhere.

This is the problem. Dems can't get the message because they don't care. The bigger issue is, did the Republicans get the message? I doubt it considering their response on every other issue.____Just because a politician has an R behind their name doesn't make them a conservative. Case in point is Scozzafava, she was more liberal than the Democrat. The leadership of the Republican party wants a bigger tent and they don't care how that tent is formed. I'm almost ready to reregister as an independent because both major parties are lying hypocrites.

True, Florida is a paradise. I loved living there while I was in the Navy. I didn't notice Floridians having an accent though, unless they were New York transplants :D

That's one thing that's always annoyed me. The government always tallys up the creation of a government job in the "plus" column. In all actuality, the creation of a government job is a net drain on the budget. The job and all its benefits are paid for by the taxpayer. The creation of any job should be considered a part of the deficit column because it is a burden on the taxpayer.

The sad part is that Governor Ritter is trying to emulate California. If we don't get rid of him for a fiscal conservative, Colorado will become a suburb of San Francisco.

All it takes is one good screwing by a union to foster union hatred.

I worked at a steel mill in southern California that previously had been owned by Kaiser Steel. The United Steelworkers had a union at that plant during the Kaiser days. When the company closed down, the union didn't do a thing to help its workers and had raided the retirement fund.

After the Japanese bought the old plant, the steelworkers tried again to weasle into the plant. Most of the employees had been screwed by the USW union when Kaiser shut down. As a result, when the election was held for allowing the union to "represent" us, they were defeated. Not just defeated, devastated. I believe the vote was near 96% against allowing the union to enter.