Well, obviously not all of us here think that, but there are enough people drinking the Republican kool aid for it to look that way. Problem is, a lot of people know that changing climates on Earth is natural and they dismiss it as such and that there's little or no need for people and companies to reduce their environmental impact. They just don't get that human activities do affect the climate of Earth very directly. They don't think twice about deforestation or their 450 ppm emissions coming from their car, and, in a way, for good reason. They can't see tangible results in short periods of time, and they think that they're doing nothing wrong, and they don't believe in the idea of global warming or climate change because both are misnomers which suggest that human activity is the only factor changing the environment. We're also not feeling the impact of current human activity, not even from the past 30 years. That's why we have anti-environmentalists using graphs and charts that show that climates on Earth have hardly changed and that human activity is harmless. What people don't realize is that, like I already mentioned, we haven't begun to fully feel the effects of human activity and their true impact on Earth's various climates, and unfortunately, many won't be convinced until they're directly affected years down the line.