El nino - give me my heritage back - PLEASE....

martinezXgonzales
martinezXgonzales Community Member Posts: 61 Contributor

I hate the way its been hijacked…. by MSM, etc

its a millennia old weather pattern, its a vortex of hot air that circulates around the south & mid Americas since year dot, it brings hot/wet/tropical conditions …

notice of how it was termed "jet stream" for years, the reason wasn't science - it was an anti Hispanic vibe driven by many countries , in other words even "Gaia" was politicized.

Also - for those waiting to say, the republican admin wasn't behind this either.

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  • ChrisR777
    ChrisR777 Community Member Posts: 1,412 Trailblazing

    And now the MSM are using the term El Niño. Isn't that a good thing?

  • martinezXgonzales
    martinezXgonzales Community Member Posts: 61 Contributor
  • ChrisR777
    ChrisR777 Community Member Posts: 1,412 Trailblazing
  • martinezXgonzales
    martinezXgonzales Community Member Posts: 61 Contributor

    because anything & everything the MSM touches becomes toxic, the only way it can be used in public domain is if "el nino" can be used.

    said "thing" becomes weaponized via politicization.

    even the most basic of things - sexuality, religion even weather patterns from millennia ago is now used to segregate.

  • SwiftFox
    SwiftFox Community Member Posts: 1,415 Championing

    Your El Niño ? Don’t get it.

  • ChrisR777
    ChrisR777 Community Member Posts: 1,412 Trailblazing

    He was the lesser known side-kick of Zorro. 😉

  • martinezXgonzales
    martinezXgonzales Community Member Posts: 61 Contributor

    ?????? no "el nino" its a weather pattern thats flows through the mid & south americas….!

  • SwiftFox
    SwiftFox Community Member Posts: 1,415 Championing

    I know what it is, you said give me back my heritage? by what do you mean by that?

  • ChrisR777
    ChrisR777 Community Member Posts: 1,412 Trailblazing
    edited June 22

    I think we all know What El Nin̈o is, we just can't work out what is being asked here.

  • SwiftFox
    SwiftFox Community Member Posts: 1,415 Championing
    edited June 22

    You know uncle nino surely and I'm sure you were taught never to ask questions😂

  • rubin16
    rubin16 Scope Member Posts: 1,593 Championing
    edited June 23

    I think without all the joking, [Removed by moderator] on a member you should carefully read what the poster is actually saying.

    They are stating that the term El Nino has been used for centuries especially in the southern americas, and now MSM are using it to scaremonger.

    I don't ever trust what MSM says, I never watch or listen to any of their news or broadcasts. Instead I get my news directly from the source itself or will do my own research on a subject. MSM will always try to brainwash you one way or another.

  • WhatThe
    WhatThe Community Member, Scope Member Posts: 6,040 Championing
    edited June 23

    I'm confused - haven't we always called it El Niño and always felt its impact in the UK?

  • Ross1975
    Ross1975 Community Member Posts: 1,383 Championing

    Hi @martinezXgonzales, it is completely understandable why you feel strongly about the way certain cultural terms are handled or sensationalised in public discussions.

    I really appreciate Rubin’s point about taking the time to actually read what a poster is saying instead of turning it into a joke. It is much better when we can have a respectful conversation about different viewpoints rather than mocking people who are just sharing their perspective.

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