“Denial is factually wrong and it pollutes the political discourse,” Dale scoffed. “It puts certain politicians in certain spins. They don’t necessarily know about the climatology or the meteorology that’s involved.”

“Therefore, they go off on a tangent or sit on a fence like Rishi Sunak, and we end up going nowhere fast when we have to act.”

Climate fanaticism

Dale says he is okay with people who disagree with his views talking with their close family and friends about what they believe.

“Nobody would kick in the door,” Dale reassured.

However, if someone is caught “polluting” public discourse with their opinions that Dale disagrees with, then he would prefer that they be thrown behind bars and punished for upsetting him.

Dale did not specify what types of sanctions would apply to people who are still allowed to live outside of prison despite holding what he believes to be errant beliefs, but he did indicate that it would be up to politicians like Labour Party leader Keir Starmer.

Keep in mind that the United Kingdom already has harsh anti-“hate” speech laws in place that could potentially be weaponized against people who say climate change does not exist using the excuse of “climate hate.”

Responding to all this, Doyle tried to explain to Dale that it might not go so well to try to ban and punish people for opposing the prevailing climate dogmas. He pointed to the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) lab leak theory and how it was suppressed for a very long time online.