The dynamic of environmentalism's ascendancy has been mediocrity.
That is to say that greens defer their understanding to institutions. This leaves them with nothing to say.
Greens are *wilfully* stupid.
Not the proxy of 'science' which understands the science. Frequently they depart from anything that could be recognised as 'the consensus', and are further from it than any 'denier'.
"Science" and "denial" of science do not relate to anything.
IPCC chairs are no more capable than bog standard Internet trolls.
He or she does not need to know what it means. He or she only needs to know that bad people think otherwise. And you shouldn't debate with bad people.
"Climate change is real" can mean whatever whoever says it wants it to mean.
Suddenly, all of the world scientists support whatever political agenda.
Capitalism? Great, all of science agrees.
Overthrowing capitalism? The consensus is with you.
... it's because you're a denier!
At best, it is a meaningless statement. To use it to identify oneself, is to identify as thick.
There have been, and there are now no remarkable environmentalists.
The more zealous, the more intransigent, the more intolerant you are, the more the green movement wants you.
Are there any exceptions?
A movement which does not credit individuals with capacity for thought cannot produce great thinkers.
Environmentalism only requires obedience.
Greens meltdown when they meet a challenge.
They cannot cope. They become outraged. They scream and shout.
If you don't see things their way, it's because you've been corrupted.
Not for nothing are greens compared with the worst of the dark age's religious movements.