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After years of being stuck, the national conversation on climate change finally started to shift — just a little — last year, the hottest year on record in the U.S., with Hurricane Sandy flooding the New York subway, drought devastating Midwest farms, and California and Colorado on fire.

This TAL on Climate Change is so, so infuriating. The truth is, the anti-science conservatives in this country will tune out any evidence that you present them. No matter what happens, you’ll never change their minds. They don’t think rationally. When climate change becomes worse and worse, they’ll just keep blindly claiming that it’s natural, or God’s punishment for gayness or some shit. They never, never admit that they could have done something to offset what’s happening. Even if we DO manage to offset the effects of climate change to any degree, they’ll just say “See? You were wrong! It’s not that bad!” The horrible thing is, Americans are not the people that will suffer the most. Poor countries will suffer, they will blame us, and they will be justified in doing so. It’s time that we point blame at the people who continuously block climate-change legislation. I want a website that lists names of politicians. Thirty years from now, if they’re still alive, we can put them on trial for crimes against humanity. They need to be held responsible.