"If you think this is dumbest, most moronic genetic fallacy you've even seen, you should stop trying to think. You aren't capable of thinking, it's why you copied talking points from someone else."
First of all, I defer to SCIENTISTS when it comes to topics about climate change. Of course I'm using talking points from SCIENTISTS, because they know about climate change way more than both of us combined. I have no clue where you get your BS from.
This is essentially your argument:
Person A: 1+1=2
Person B: Gimme a link to show that libturd.
Person A: This link from a mathematician shows that 1+1 indeed equals 2.
Person B: Silly libturd, you're copying talking points from someone else because you're incapable of thinking yourself! CHECKMATE LIBERAL!
As for the genetic fallacy, I 100% stand by what I said. Let me elaborate. A genetic fallacy is committed when someone attacks the origin of the claim rather than the claim itself. This is precisely what many conservatives do when liberals and leftists provide evidence from a left leaning site. They'll bitch and moan about "bias". This is a perfect example of the genetic fallacy, because instead of focusing on what is actually in the evidence, the conservative is attacking the origin of the claim, the source as being biased. This means you can dodge from actually addressing the substance of the source.
Your argument is like the one used by most conservatives, but infinitely dumber. When I gave evidence to back up my claim that wildfires are exacerbated by climate change, your go-to response is, “BuT iT’s A gEnEtIc GoOgLe SeArCh!” Herein lies the fallacy. Because as it turns out, where a source comes from (google, bing, facebook, twitter) is completely irrelevant to whether that source is accurate or not. If you want to challenge the veracity of my sources, you actually have to read, something you are demonstrably bad at.