Jeb Bush Discusses The 'Arrogance' Of Climate Science

Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (R) said Wednesday that it's "really arrogant" for people to say there's a scientific consensus on man-made climate change.

"For the people to say the science is decided on this is really arrogant, to be honest with you," the potential 2016 presidential contender said at a New Hampshire house party, as quoted by CNN. "It's this intellectual arrogance that now you can't have a conversation about it, even. The climate is changing. We need to adapt to that reality."

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[Paxsali]

I live in the south of Germany and we didn't have a proper winter since 2010.
Yes, it still snowed, but A) very late B) very little and C) the temperatures overall were pretty mild for a winter...

[matthewsarson]

Are we totally sure he isn't George Bush? The stupidity is just as strong

[CosbyKong]

Too bad its not winter any more and he doesnt have a snowball to show for the way the climate is..

[seroccoprime]

Jeb Bush.

I am sorry, did you mean George Bush?

[tkvsevolod]

Don't worry about climate change guys, Jeb Bush say's it's not real. :D

[treycampbell]

Accept science, not "believe science".

[jipersson]

First they came for the Iraqis, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not an Iraqi mistakenly invading a country thinking they had the OK.
Then they came for the Afghans and Iraqis WMD, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Trader in Afghans fighting the cold war nor Iraqis WMD. They were!.
Then they came for the Economy, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not an Economist nor in a position to influence.
Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me.

[kirkland]

Maybe it's just me, but I can handle it when I hear a story about a conservative saying something objectionable/inane about, like, homosexuals or abortion or race. But when it comes to an instance of climate change denialism, I get that depressing, sinking feeling that really reminds me "this country is fucked".

[kittenmoon]

It is so arrogant that you listen to people who study this stuff professionally and not those who just wanna make a profit! Think of the Fossil Fuel CEOs!! AND THEIR MONEY!!!!

[jimmymyers]

It did not snow enough to settle where I live just North of London UK . It's now the end of May and I have my Heating on everyday .

[barrygibbons]

Jeb sounds like the living personification of ignorance calling knowledge, arrogant.

[TheJonsalazar]

Bro you hit this spot on. I don't know how anyone could thumbs down this.

[ciaareinthecommentssection]

In a scientocracy you don't get to vote on if facts are true.

[Royaleah]

The arrogance of forming an opinion based upon data/facts.

[trevorgrover]

...in the same way that it's arrogant to say 2+2=4

[captainjsteel]

In a world of information, science and technology, Your ignorance to reality...
Is a choice!
The only way those of us who stand by science would seem intellectually arrogant.. is if the people saying it were astoundingly stupid!

[culobandoolo]

Instead of discussing whether or not the climate is changing lets talk about the reasons for denying its happening, that should be the first question every denier should get "what purpose does your denial serve?" because we all know there is only one answer for that.

[devourerofbabies]

I thought Jeb was supposed to be the "smart" Bush LOL

[instereovideos]

Am I the only one who gets annoyed when people say "foe-urd" instead of "forward?"

[TheIntJuggler]

I'm not sure what percentage of that bullet coming towards me is man made and what percentage is natural.