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Nevermind the sheer idiocy of claiming AGW is a hoax because the Daily Mail says a TV program said something wrong on a show, then pre-emptively attacking anyone who does not agree with that idiocy of for engaging in a "fallacy".
Oh, God, get this:
The introduction of Wild Weather said 'the death toll is rising around the world and the forecast is that worse is to come'. The ECU said this risked giving the impression the rate of deaths from extreme weather-related events was increasing. In fact, as noted by a recent report from the World Meteorological Organisation, while the number of weather-related disasters – such as floods, storms and drought – has risen in the past 50 years, the number of deaths caused by them has fallen because of improved early warnings and disaster management.
BBC News said 'it accepted the wording in the programme was not as clear as it should have been and a public acknowledgement was put on the BBC's Corrections and Clarifications website before the complaint reached the ECU'.
Daily Mail says a TV program
risked giving the impression that deaths increased when in fact the extreme whether increased, but we just so happened to get better at stopping it from killing anyone.
Risked.
Giving.
The.
Impression.
And extreme weather DID increase, per his own source.
That is what the latest horseshit thread is based on.