>separated prisons for muslims

>denial of climate change

There is more

Neither of which sound that bad.

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In a liberal society you cant have different treatment for one faith from the other

Thats a red line for me

well we dont have that now 😛

When you say "denying climate change" what you probably mean is "disagreeing with the role humanity has been assigned in climate change"

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What i mean is repealing the uk climate laws

And as for the prisons

And poluting more

Sorry thats another red line for me

WHO THE FUCK IS ADVOCATING FOR MORE POLUTION?

What are the UK's Climate laws?

They do

Who the fuck looks at our atmosphere and says

Look it up

We need more pollution?

Who the fuck looks at our water supply and says

We need to poison that shit.

They say repeal the climate act

well i'll disagree with them on whether its man made etc,

But the solution the current western establishment has is absolute bullshit,

"Quick, lets switch from coal burning to wood burning, and give money to africa so they use less gasoline"

[citation needed]

have you looked into the act itself and see what it says?

^^^

Cap and Trade is absolutely fucking terrible

climate act ukip - Google Search
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=climate+act+ukip&oq=climate+act+ukip&aqs=chrome..69i57.7834j0j4&client=ms-android-samsung&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8

Climate Change is a scam.

Google it

You have read this right?

The founder of the manmade climate change theories reversed course on it after Al Gore started capitalizing on it.

Climate change is real its some of the policies which are scam

Al Gore's rebuttal was that the originator was senile. Long live Al Gore.

the act could say "no nuclear power" to which then yes, repeal the law because relatively speaking, its about the cleanest thing you can get right now with enough bang for your buck. The only problem is the waste and that's just expensive, mostly.

or emission acts which have basically been rendered pointless by rising gas prices solving the problem for you

Describing the effects of the climate bill
Based on the current rate of increase - averaging about 2 ppm per year[9] - greenhouse gas concentrations are likely to reach 400 ppm by 2016, 450 ppm by 2041, and 550 ppm by around 2091. It is because of this that environmental organisations and some political parties criticised the 60% target as being insufficiently ambitious, and why they demanded greater cuts (80%-100%), as mentioned below. The exclusion of emissions from aviation and shipping, combined with forecasts for growth in these areas, also means that the net effect of the bill would actually have only been a 35-50% total cut on 1990 levels by 2050

In other words the bill does just over half of what it sets out to do

But hey maybe all the climate change scientists who wanted 80% in the first place will be wrong and this 30-50% will be enough

Guess well just have to wait 40 years and hope for the best