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'''Climate change denial''' and '''climate deniers''' are [[pejorative]] terms used by [[pseudoscientic]] [[bigot]]s to attack dissenters of [[climate alarmism]].  The terms are often employed to denigrate opponents of the [[leftist]] [[war on science]].  It has been described as a shameful and [[hyperbolic]] attempt to equate rational science and people of faith with [[neo-nazi]] [[holocaust denier]]s.

'''Climate change denial''' and '''climate deniers''' are [[pejorative]] terms used by [[pseudoscientic]] [[bigot]]s to attack dissenters of [[climate alarmism]].  The terms are often employed to denigrate opponents of the [[leftist]] [[war on science]].  It has been described as a shameful and [[hyperbolic]] attempt to equate rational science and people of faith with [[holocaust denier]]s.<ref>https://thinkprogress.org/climate-science-disinformers-are-nothing-like-holocaust-deniers-6547f663e3be/</ref>  The [[Anti-Defamation League]] has condemned the use of the [[Nazi]] analogy:

{{quotebox|"It has become too common to use comparisons to the Holocaust and Nazi imagery to attack people with opposing views, whether the issue is [[global warming]], [[immigration]] or [[health care]]. The six million Jewish victims and millions of other victims of [[Hitler]] deserve better.  Their deaths should not be used for [[political]] points or [[slogan]]eering.  This type of comparison diminishes and trivializes the [[Holocaust]]. There is no place for it in [[civil]] discussions. However heated the [[debate]] over issues of the day, we would urge you to refrain from using Holocaust imagery in the future.”<ref>https://atlanta.adl.org/news/adl-condemns-nazi-analogy/</ref>}}

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