If you're lying, you're lying. That's a point about your argument, not just you, so you can stop acting affronted.
The first is trivial tone policing. And the second sentence is just a lie.1. IPCC in their work lists many climate-related events and processes, past and projected (with risks justifiably receiving more attention than positive events), in neutral language, avoiding words like "emergency", "crisis" and "catastrophe" almost completely. People who use such terms in connection to ACC are not scientists and are not affiliated with IPCC.
Just some examples of how dishonest it is;
https://royalsocietypublishing.org/d...rspb.2003.2464
https://heinonline.org/HOL/LandingPa...v=37&id=&page=
https://www.taylorfrancis.com/chapte...ge-james-evans
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs...08125617707974
In short; the word is used by scientists, in reference to climate change. You seem to be trying to imply that it means the death of the planet, or something, but "catastrophe" can apply to any significant natural disaster, global or not. Hurricane Sandy's impact on New York City and the rest of the East Coast was a "catastrophe". And, yes, exacerbated by climate change.
Also, the IPCC may be monolithic, but they are a single organization, and their wording is chosen to be deliberately neutral. That's not because it's "science"; it is because their positions have to pass a great deal of political scrutiny, as UN organization whose work is reviewed by world governments before publication. You're pointing at political caution and claiming that's scientific caution, and that's simply not true. It's just tone policing. Nothing more.
Errr, what? Your second sentence in #1 was a complete ass-pull and nothing but your personal, factually incorrect, opinion.2. The above is a verifiable factual statement of truth, and the only opinion word there is "justifiably", the rest are strict facts.
What you are doing here is sabotage. Also, for someone who complained about "personal attacks", using terms like "doomsday cultists" just makes it clear you're tone policing, again, and it isn't a standard you actually believe in.Now, my opinion is that media and doomsday cultists are harming the efforts to counteract ACC with their exaggerated claims that are inevitably shown false once in a while, reducing trust in real scientists. Sabotage or stupidity? You decide.
Again; real scientists label AGCC a "catastrophe", or a "disaster", at least in an impending or ongoing sense. That's simple a fact, and you haven't made a single argument to demonstrate otherwise. Again, pointing to a single organization and their few reports is not, remotely, an argument about the scientific field about which they are reporting.
Wait, what was it you just said at the start of this post?3. Because of the above I, as someone who understands and agrees with IPCC, suggest that people using exaggerated doomsayer language in climate discussion should be called out as science deniers (they do misrepresent what IPCC is saying after all), and either intentional fraudsters or blind cult followers. This will help in the long run.
See? You won't even hold yourself to the standards you're demanding of others.So, now ad hominem attacks are considered valid arguments?
As #3 was predicated on falsehoods rooted in #1, it doesn't have any basis in fact or reason. It's nothing but personal attacks, used to discredit real scientists and activists, to try and downplay the threats of AGCC. And downplaying the seriousness of the issue is Stage 3 climate change denial; https://www.theguardian.com/environm...-stages-denial