Plunging Towards Gomorrah
earth day = global warming propaganda

Earth Day has turned into one of the most insufferable made-up nonsense days since a misogynist criminal launched Kwanzaa on an unsuspecting public. Every solstice the godless must have their own days to counteract the religious ones: Kwanzaa for Christmas and Earth Day for Easter.
But let’s be honest; are not the days which celebrate Mother Earth and communist Black Separatism religious as well? It takes someone with great faith to believe in a living Earth that somehow toils and suffers under the suffocating weight of human beings and that cooperative farming is the answer to all of our economic needs (just ask Russian farmers about Utopian collective farming after the Russian Revolution).
And so every year Earth Day becomes more religious and more unbearable. It has become nothing more than an opportunity to bludgeon everyone with the environmentalist propaganda du jour. At one time it was Global Cooling. Now it’s Global Warming, which is giving way to Climate Change so that the propagandists are covered no matter what the weather’s doing.
I didn’t watch a lot of TV on Earth Day, but even in limited viewing I was subjected to the suffocating mantra of Global Warming, a theory presented as fact that has no basis in reality other than we’re told it does.
Global Warming is always presented as catastrophic. However, according to the geologic record, warming periods have been the best of times for earth’s species. Cooling periods, on the other hand, have been rather disastrous.
Global Warming has become a purely political issue, rather than openly debated science. Is it really “science” to scream “Global Warming!” each and every time there’s some kind of bad weather somewhere in the world? The earth’s four billion year history is one of constant bad weather, and believe me, things were a lot worse in the Ordovician period.
Global Warming is always blamed on man. We drive too much, we eat too much, we breathe too much… Good gravy, how I’m tired of being told by jet-setting millionaires that I need to ride a freaking bike everywhere while they burn fuel like Neil Armstrong on a moon mission so they can make appearances where they tell everyone how they need to ride bikes and compost their own crap.
Meanwhile, there’s this super-hot burning orb dominating our daytime sky that accounts for 98.6 percent of the solar system’s entire mass that sits idly by, wondering why it can’t get any press despite its best efforts. It’s strange that while earth goes through a warming phase, so do the other planets in the solar system, but I’m sure there’s no correlation whatsoever.
Don’t get me wrong; I’m all for cleaner air and water and for finding alternative fuels. I don’t like supporting the Saudis any more than anyone else does, and I want a clean environment. However, it is not the government’s business to subsidize the alternative fuels market while effectively punishing the oil industry (and everyone else in the process) in order to create a brand new world in which only the uber-rich can afford to heat and cool their homes.
The private sector has been working feverishly to produce alternatives, so far to no practical avail. I guarantee that whoever comes up with a cheap, clean, and efficient source for fuel will be rewarded handsomely. Technological progress in America – and by extension the world, which always benefits from private American ingenuity – is the direct result of a free market. Government-controlled markets create nothing but expensive, polluting, and inefficient processes and products while effectively lowering the standard of living.
Global Warmongers won’t be satisfied until all of us are living like Bedouins in mud huts who have to walk everywhere because they can no longer afford bicycles. Of course the political class will continue to live as high on the hog as they wish, vacationing at their dachas on the Baltic… um, Pacific.
So instead of actually doing something positive for the environment, we’ve gone down this utterly pointless Global Warming rabbit trail. Carbon emissions are the least of our environmental problems, yet that’s all anyone can talk about on Earth Day, making it a complete farce and an indoctrination tool for the “social justice” crowd. If we continue on this ridiculous Global Warming path, America will turn into nothing more than another polluted banana republic.
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about 1 year ago
I love this part…
Meanwhile, there’s this super-hot burning orb dominating our daytime sky that accounts for 98.6 percent of the solar system’s entire mass that sits idly by, wondering why it can’t get any press despite its best efforts.
Perhaps the Sun needs a new press agent?
about 1 year ago
i know you’re not big on history, but you really think christianity came before the solstice celebrations?
talk about the invention of tradition.
about 1 year ago
I suppose if my post had taken place 2,000 years ago, your reply to it would actually have made sense. In this context, as per usual, it does not, but thanks for playing.
about 1 year ago
“Every solstice the godless must have their own days to counteract the religious ones”.
The implication here is that the “Christian” versions of these celebrations came first. I know you want to view your religion in absolutist terms (how can you not?) but there was a belief system before it, and conversion may have been more like absorbtion than we are willing to admit.
about 1 year ago
So Kwanzaa and Earth Day are older than Christmas and Easter? Who knew?
about 1 year ago
no, but christian holidays were manufactured as well. just as you blast kwanzaa for being “made up”, so is easter. everything has an origin. why not question the political motivations of those who decided to overlay pagan celebrations with christian ones? i know, i know, that was sooooo long ago that it doesn’t count. just like slavery.