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    5 days ago

    According to Ben Shapiro, people will just sell their homes and move inland. 🤦 Never let Ben forget this fact.

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    4 days ago

    Hey remember hurricane Katrina?

    Remember how people said that they should have fixed the wall cause they were warned?

    I got a feeling that cons are just gonna tell Floridans that they should have moved beforehand.

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    That won’t happen though because global warming is a myth, and the earth is 6K years old and static.

    Wait, why is my house floating away? Why didn’t anyone warn us?!

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    Technically some houses can be moved or stilted, but they need a place to move them to. The government subsidizes flood insurance and they’ll keep paying over and over again instead of just making people move somewhere else.

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    When amoc or Thwaites collapses it isn’t like we are going to have a choice. (The choice has already been made by not radically reducing greenhouse gas emissions)

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      It began years ago, haven’t you heard of the migrants caravans from south/middle americas?

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        Not near-future science fiction alone, every time of sci-fi but the true far-future science fiction seems to be able to discuss this (if we take near-future to mean within decades), think for example of 2312 or the Mars Trilogy by Kim Stanley Robinson.