Ted Nugent slams ‘bulls**t’ climate change as scam – ‘If you believe it, you have sh—for brains’

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Ted Nugent slams ‘bulls**t’ climate change as scam – ‘If you believe it, you have sh—for brains’
By Marc Morano
January 7, 2024
7:42 am


Musician Ted Nugent slammed climate change as a scam and made false claims that global warming is “bulls—t” in a recent episode of his podcast Spirit Campfire.

“You have to have sh—for brains to believe this global warming bullsh—t,” Nugent said. “If you believe it, you have sh—for brains. While you were sleeping, someone opened your skull and took a dump inside your skull.”

Nugent, who is known for his role in The Amboy Dukes band and for his successful solo career, has made controversial statements and become a conservative voice against Democrats, transgender rights, the COVID-19 pandemic and science-backed climate change.

On his podcast, Nugent also attacked electric vehicles, dubbing them a scam. He said people “have to be mentally ill to believe in electric vehicles” and to believe that “wind turbines are better than coal or oil or natural gas or propane.”

https://www.climatedepot.com/2024/01/07/ted-nugent-slams-bullst-climate-change-as-scam-if-you-believe-it-you-have-sh-for-brains/

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[catfish1957]

Uncle Ted's usually 99.9% aligned with my POV, except his Tump Love.

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Climate change is not a scam. It’s been a natural part of the Earth since there’s been an Earth.

What’s bullshit is politicians who believe that impoverishing people and destroying economies will somehow change a natural event

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Uncle Ted's usually 99.9% aligned with my POV, except his Tump Love.

We had a fella in our high school class who played guitar, and his guitar hero was Ted Nugent. He could rock Ted Nugent songs.

There were people who doubted his claim that he never used drugs. I believe that he never did. If he lied about it, somebody would’ve come out and disputed the claim and as far as I can tell, nobody has yet.

My favorite Ted Nugent song is “stranglehold.” Cranking that first on the eight track, then cassette, later CDs, and now streaming

[catfish1957]

We had a fella in our high school class who played guitar, and his guitar hero was Ted Nugent. He could rock Ted Nugent songs.

There were people who doubted his claim that he never used drugs. I believe that he never did. If he lied about it, somebody would’ve come out and disputed the claim and as far as I can tell, nobody has yet.

My favorite Ted Nugent song is “stranglehold.” Cranking that first on the eight track, then cassette, later CDs, and now streaming

Maybe the most puzzling claim is that said he didn't know the back sided meaning of the "Journey to the Center of the Mind" during his Amboy Dukes days.

I seriously doubt that he was that naiive.

[libertybele]

We had a fella in our high school class who played guitar, and his guitar hero was Ted Nugent. He could rock Ted Nugent songs.

There were people who doubted his claim that he never used drugs. I believe that he never did. If he lied about it, somebody would’ve come out and disputed the claim and as far as I can tell, nobody has yet.

My favorite Ted Nugent song is “stranglehold.” Cranking that first on the eight track, then cassette, later CDs, and now streaming

I saw Nugent as a teenager and nearly got knocked down the arena stairs; it was a wild concert.  Eight years ago we saw Nugent at a local arena, had front row center seats six rows back -- he's still the Motor City Madman as we used to call him in Detroit. He cranked up the volume till we had to hold our ears. Styx, Journey and REO Speedwagon also played. It was an awesome concert.

I believe that he isn't into drugs. He's pretty darn conservative and conveys his political conservatism while on stage.

[catfish1957]

Styx, Journey and REO Speedwagon also played. It was an awesome concert.

That is a seriously awesome. lineup.  Was it one of those super jam events?  I went to one in '82 at the Astrodome.

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When I think of Journey, what a musical shift that must’ve been for Greg Rollie from his Santana stint

[catfish1957]

When I think of Journey, what a musical shift that must’ve been for Greg Rollie from his Santana stint

When Steve Perry wrestled artistic control of the band from Neal Schon, things started heading south.

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When Steve Perry wrestled artistic control of the band from Neal Schon, things started heading south.

Like Styx when Dennis DeYoung took full, artistic control of the band and took it in the direction that James Young and Tommy Shaw didn’t want to go

I remember when “Kilroy was Here” came out. We were all like “what the bleep is this?” This was a band that rocked in the 70s

Still, I had the privilege of growing up in the greatest era  of music

[catfish1957]

Like Styx when Dennis DeYoung took full, artistic control of the band and took it in the direction that James Young and Tommy Shaw didn’t want to go

I remember when “Kilroy was Here” came out. We were all like “what the bleep is this?” This was a band that rocked in the 70s

Still, I had the privilege of growing up in the greatest era  of music

Exactly...   Major and I had a pretty lengthy discussion about this a year ago on that exact topic. DDY took the magic of Grand Illusion and Pieces of Eight and Kill(joyed)royed and Paradise Theatred the band into utter pop driveled shit .  DDY sucks....  Still.

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I went with a bunch of people to the Kibbie Dome in Moscow (Idaho) one Saturday afternoon to play some frisbee football. There was a 'Bud Rocks America ' free event going on with REO  Speedwagon and FREE BEER. Either one alone with some advertising and WSU only being eight miles away and the place would have been packed. But virtually no one had heard about it and there was less than two hundred there.

[libertybele]

That is a seriously awesome. lineup.  Was it one of those super jam events?  I went to one in '82 at the Astrodome.

Indeed it was, and IMO it was an absolutely awesome lineup, with Ted heading the 'Rock 'n Roll' Express. I had never seen Journey or Styx before so it was a real treat.  Interestingly they all displayed different backdrops of the American flag.

[catfish1957]

Indeed it was, and IMO it was an absolutely awesome lineup, with Ted heading the 'Rock 'n Roll' Express. I had never seen Journey or Styx before so it was a real treat.  Interestingly they all displayed different backdrops of the American flag.

Awesome.  Contrast that today.  Heard, butdid not watch that Armstrong and his band of wuss left wing pukes in Green Day took their New Year's gig and turned it into one anti-Right Wing rant.

They are one hit wonders, in my estimation.

[libertybele]

Awesome.  Contrast that today.  Heard, butdid not watch that Armstrong and his band of wuss left wing pukes in Green Day took their New Year's gig and turned it into one anti-Right Wing rant.

They are one hit wonders, in my estimation.

IMHO Most music/bands these days have much do be desired anyways. I generally only hear them while I'm in the car, otherwise I listen to music from artists I love in the house.  I don't have to put up with the leftist crappola.

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Exactly...   Major and I had a pretty lengthy discussion about this a year ago on that exact topic. DDY took the magic of Grand Illusion and Pieces of Eight and Kill(joyed)royed and Paradise Theatred the band into utter pop driveled shit .  DDY sucks....  Still.

That album did go platinum so someone liked it