> I'm not asking you either embrace or defend these extreme, incorrect positions Are there multiple incorrect positions to defend? What I've said is that you

> I'm not asking you either embrace or defend these extreme, incorrect positions Are there multiple incorrect positions to defend? What I've said is that you can't assume someone who is an "extreme free-market supporter" (what even is this? Maybe they mean even average free market supporters. Idk.) doesn't believe in climate change. More likely, at least based on my own experience and the literature I've read from serious "extreme" free-market thinkers is that they think the market is in a better position than the government to solve the problem. Again I personally disagree, but I don't think that they necessarily hold incorrect, immoral, or irrational views either.