Climate Change isn't the REAL Problem

Global warming is a problem that is happening as we speak. So are starving people in poverty. These two are very plausible issues. However, can the two be compared to each other? Yes, apparently they can. According to a friend on Facebook (and I would unfriend him, but I am just WAY to amused at some of his posts to give that up… He is also a believer in Trump making America great again, I thought I’d put that out there). He recently posted to Facebook about how California is spending $40,000 per mile on painting their streets white to prevent “climate change.” And yes, he put quotes around it, therefore he is no such believer in climate change and global warming. He then continues to post about how there are people on the streets starving. Yes, there are MANY, MANY people below the poverty line and many more will continue to struggle. It’s the sad truth, but with everything that’s happening in our world, its also just one of many sad truths. However, I stopped paying attention to everything that is happening with politics right now, except for the fact that Trump has acquainted too many people to positions they are incapable for. However, I know Trump is a money-hungry Republican (like other white, republican men… like my “friend” here) I don’t understand why they are so worried about money when they have enough of it to go around.

And I could be totally wrong, about my “friend.” Maybe he donates his money to good causes. Or maybe I’m right about him and he supports taking food stamps away from people because he doesn’t want his tax money to pay for people taking advantage of the system because that is what people on food stamps are doing. At least the people using food stamps get some food, it may not be good food, but its food.

So is there a correlation between spending money on preventing the increase of global warming and feeding the starving Americans? Is there a correlation between major tax breaks for the rich and feeding the starving Americans? Is there a correlation between military spending and the starving Americans, that includes struggling veterans?

My “friend” needs to rethink who he voted for, where he stands in society, and maybe he should think about what he can do to help, instead of hating on California, a state that he has nothing to do with and has no say in how they spend their money. He also doesn’t realize the effects of the CoolSeal to the people living in Los Angeles. They won’t have to live in dangerous heat, because the asphalt roads won’t be absorbing the heat and making the pavement dangerously hot anymore. Also, the already expensive cost of living in LA can be a little less now by reducing their utility bill because they wouldn’t have to blast the AC. Ultimately, California’s goal is to prevent global warming, which most people still don’t believe in.  He didn’t do his research, he just decided that California is a radical state filled with people who don’t care about other people… when in reality, he is following politicians with no morals.

(Also, if I said anything that is stupid or doesn’t make sense, which I probably did, I apologize in advanced. I’m mostly going off my memory of what I’ve heard on the news for the politics, so it might be skewed. I have a bad memory.)