Under the Paris agreement, America was required to give away money to a bunch of other countries whenever they wanted it.

It find it fascinating that climate change deniers assert a huge hoax/scam/conspiracy, despite the fact it's not actually to anyone's benefit. Meanwhile, there is an incredible amount of money in climate change denial, because resource companies see it as a threat to their profits.

No, it's a hoax to make America give away money to other countries. That's what Trump said and that's final.

@USAalltheway: Why, exactly, do you believe Trump this strongly, when you find it so easy to ignore anyone else? Is it because he agrees with you? Is that really a good reason to believe someone? Is it not possible that someone can both agree with you, and be wrong abot something?

Just things to think about.

@RoboChloe: Trump talks in a way that ordinary Americans can understand. That's how we know he's right.

@USAalltheway: Are you sure that just because you can understand something, it's right? people can tell a simple, ordinary, understandable lie.

No. I know he's right because I have common sense.

@USAalltheway: Common sense is subjective, it can't decide between fact and fiction.

That sounds like something a liberal would say. Liberals don't want to admit that common sense exists because then they'd also have to admit that ordinary Americans are right about everything.

@USAalltheway: Everyone has common sense, the problem is that everyone's common sense disagrees with everyone else's.

I'm always disappointed when I meet someone like you, Liberal or Republican. Someone who isn't capable of questioning their beliefs, and simply accepts anything told to them by whichever politician agrees with them.

There's never been any need for me to question my beliefs. My parents taught me all the right things.