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There were much worse fires in those administrations, and no internation commotion and criticism like what we're seeing now. http://queimadas.dgi.inpe.br/queim
by andrenth 7y ago
There were much worse fires in those administrations, and no internation commotion and criticism like what we're seeing now.
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The Amazon is not "burning too much". It's in fact below the historical average.
- lbrito 7y ago>There were much worse fires in those administrations, and no internation commotion and criticism like what we're seeing now. Perhaps because those offices weren't publicly, overtly and self-admittedly anti-environment. They didn't call themselves "Captain Chainsaw", for one.
- andrenth 7y agoHe called himself that jokingly, being ironic about how he's disproportionately blamed about the situation. Come on, at least argue in good faith, don't be disingenuous. He recently said that now he went from being Captain Chainsaw to being Nero. Are you going to say he likens himself to Nero too?
- zekrioca 7y agoI mean, once you burn “some area”, there isn’t “some area” to burn, so you will end up with a smaller global area to burn. That’s how you can say something like this..