That is a false analogy and also rather symptomatic of the toxic discussion that, ironically, we have the leftists, the primitivists, and the the scientists to thank for, who have allowed themselves to be pulled into the fanatic company of religion like zealot.

I used to be on board with the climate change, branded global warming back then, bandwagon. I started actually thinking and looking at things myself though and started realizing that there were massive conflicts and unanswered questions and manipulated interpretations that made all sorts of flags and alarm bells go off in my mind. I am a scientist at heart and in mind, which very little scientists these days seem to be. I say that because most of today's scientists are very much driven by funding and political motivations that saturate and imbue them with biases and even go so far as to totally corrupt their investigations, especially in today's social climate. Do you really think that today, in a world where proto-religious environment zealots will try to destroy your career and life, you are willing to come out publicly as countering or even just questioning inconsistencies, inaccuracies, let alone policies?

We see it every day where the peasant mob is whipped up against anyone that even asks legitimate questions about inconsistencies. We are in dangerous territory when science cannot be questioned, the very nature of science it to question held assumptions and beliefs and results. The fact that a lot of research outputs simply cannot even be reproduced in many different disciplines, including climatology, does not bode well for the confidence a rational and reasonable person can put in these results.

Let's also be clear about what the consequences of these results are. Some say "worst case we will have moved to renewable energy" or some similar line. The reality though is that it would coast trillions upon trillions of dollars that would be squandered for nothing if this is all just nonsense. It is not at all well established or conclusive that the warming is caused by humans and not just a process that has been going on for hundreds of thousands of years at the tail end of the ice age that used to essentially cover the whole European and North American continent.

You exhibit the very kind of ignorance you are immediately accusing others of expressing, but reality is simply that if you want to find the truth, you have to follow the money. When the careers and incomes of scientists and institutions heavily depends on gaining research funding based on the very biased notion that climate change is man made, there is an inherent and fundamentally corrupting incentive at play that will cause self-selection of scientists and researchers and institutions that seek to confirm the results that their funders are looking for. No funded scientific career is shorter than the one that results in non-results. There is simply no money to be made in saying "nope, we don't see any significant impact of man's contribution to climate change". Today you would even be flogged in the streets for saying so.

This is all part of what is seemingly a mass mental health disaster where confirmation bias abounds and is even apparently self-perpetuating at this point. As with all these points that divide society, I don't see those pushing for the massive impact and cost of ill conceived interventions to control people's lives making any kinds of efforts to abide by their own decrees.

Where are the leftist, primitivist, Liberals that don't fly in planes, live in tiny houses, don't own a car, don't eat out, don't use technology or the internet, etc. Computers and technology and the internet is a massive energy sink and causes massive environmental impact, yet here we are with people demanding intervention while they jet around on planes trying to impose their own authoritarian view on others and demanding things like importing people from low environmental impact societies that have not earned or contributed anything to supposed high environmental impact societies that we have everything to thank for creating.