OK, science boy.
How come your clowns refuse to utilize the scientific method? Riddle me that.
They don't get past the hypothesis part. They just create new hypothesis after new hypothesis to attempt to match observations. That is called propaganda.
Those fools can't even agree on what should happen. Warmer, colder, ice, storms, tornadoes, flying monkeys, airborne herpes......
Give me a damn break.
Let me state the obvious.
It isn't the rigor by which scientists have collected data, formulated hypotheses, tested results, and submitted those conclusions for peer review that bothers you...how could it. It's extremely thorough, and outside of google cut and paste, you don't have a clue about the scientific method or how rigorous the thousands of scientists are that use it. You simply paint with the broadest brush imaginable and say "they" aren't rigorous. But why? Would you do such a thing?
Simple. You don't like their results. You, with opinion not grounded in the rigors of scientific pursuit, but emotion. But why are you so emotional about it? Again, simple. People identify with facets of their culture very strongly, (not all, but most), and anyone that doesn't find value in it, or dismisses it as unimportant in less than valuable has attacked the lifestyle of that person. You don't want to feel like those limp wristed lefties might be onto something. Climate change...meh, I don't want to consider the possibility that my lifestyle has to change.
Your simply exhibiting the same behavior that an owner of brand "x" does, when someone says they don't like brand "x". Their like or dislike shouldn't mean anything to you, but for some reason you feel compelled to defend your choice in choosing brand "x". Sound familiar? It should, because it's a human psychological behavior that's exhibited the world over, and it's totally illogical. That's the type of illogical thinking that allows a person with zero professional scientific training in the field of climate change to feel like their opinion matters, or that it's valid. It isn't.
If you care to rebuke this, please cite the methods by which you've invalidated their findings.