.@ewarren, Climate-related disaster deaths have dropped 98% in the last century thanks to technology powered by cost-effective energy. The real crisis is lack of access to such energy, not the climate.

.@MikeHudema, the top 10% you blame are using energy to improve lives. CO2 emissions are a side-effect of the immense benefits of fossil fuels. The real crisis? Energy poverty. Billions lack affordable, reliable energy and suffer as a result.

.@ewarren, your "investment in fighting climate change" is a forced investment in unreliable energy sources. This won't fight "climate change", it will just make energy more expensive for everyone. The real solution is energy freedom.

.@DoctorVive, the real risk for the poor isn't climate change, it's lack of affordable, reliable energy. Your fear of fossil fuels, the most cost-effective energy source, keeps the poor in poverty and makes everyone else poorer. We need energy freedom, not restrictions.

.@MikeHudema, your claim of a catastrophic climate future is false and immoral. It denies the 98% decrease in climate-related deaths, thanks to fossil-fueled climate mastery. Your anti-fossil fuel stance would rob billions of the energy they need to flourish.

.@dax19956, the idea that we can swap fossil fuels for solar without consequences is a myth. Solar's intermittency and lack of scalability make it an unreliable primary energy source. Real leadership would prioritize human flourishing over fashionable narratives.

.@DavidPomerantz, rising utility bills are due to policy-induced replacement of affordable, reliable energy with costly, unreliable solar and wind, not climate change. CO2 emissions from fossil fuels aren't causing catastrophic climate change but enabling human flourishing.

.@DrMariaNeira, focusing solely on the negatives of fossil fuels while ignoring their role in providing the energy that powers hospitals, purifies water, and feeds billions is dangerously myopic. Let’s talk about the full context, not just the convenient parts.

.@MikeHudema, claiming a "world's first" doesn't change the fact that for the vast majority of steel production, fossil fuels are still the most cost-effective, reliable option. Celebrating expensive, niche methods doesn't help the billions who need affordable steel now.

.@sunrisemvmt, your push for a #GreenNewDeal overlooks the essential role of reliable, affordable energy. The real issue is not the lack of a Green New Deal, but the lack of air conditioning—powered by fossil fuels.

.@Earthjustice, promoting "clean energy" in these states is a euphemism for imposing unreliable, expensive energy that undermines human flourishing. Let's not sacrifice the well-being of Kentucky, Louisiana, Indiana, and more on the altar of green ideology.

.@Greenpeace, while you claim to fight against "corporate bullying," you consistently advocate for energy policies that bully millions into poverty by denying them access to affordable, reliable energy. Who's the real bully here?

.@sunrisemvmt, your narrative that we have only 6 years to solve a so-called "climate crisis" is baseless fear-mongering. Real crises are happening now due to energy poverty. Fossil fuels are not the enemy; they are essential for human flourishing.

.@GreenpeaceCA, blaming "extreme weather" on fossil fuel companies ignores the enormous benefits these energy sources provide. Fossil fuels have powered a 98% reduction in climate-related deaths over the last century. Hold that in your accountability ledger.