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Monday, January 12, 2009

Hippie Alert

Found a whole nest of filthy hippies. Somebody fetch my flamethrower.

A sample:

I’ve found myself nearly yelling at friends of mine when they put banana peels in the garbage instead of the compost, I frequently reprimand co-workers whenever they use Styrofoam containers in the cafeteria or buy a can of Diet Coke at lunch (although, i’ll be honest, the nagging has proven somewhat successful — one guy now uses ceramic plates and the other drinks tea and water instead of Coke), and when I opened the fridge at my parents’ house recently to find a case of over-packaged mini Evian water bottles, I practically had to shove a fistful of Ativan [anti-anxienty medication] in my mouth.

I'm guessing you don't have many friends.

It’s hard to know what to do in these cases. If we’re too overbearing, we run the risk of sounding like preachy, holier-than-thou environmentalists.

Too late.

And what do we do about all these weirdos who don’t believe in global warming and can’t understand why Styrofoam takeout containers are evil? Anyone got advice?

Oh, that's an easy one: keep your probing beak out of my business, lest it end up broken.

If readers would like to see how far some of these nanny state enviro-loons are willing to go in cramming their re-branded totalitarian crap down our throats, just go read the site. It's really quite frightening.

On the bright side, if by some odd chance the Earth does suffer a catastrophic meltdown and civilization gets snuffed out like a baby seal in a fur hunt, Ativan-girl and her hand-wringing chums will be the first to succumb to Uncle Chuck. Kinda makes ya all warm-and-tingly, don't it?

P.S. - It is revealing that she used the phrase "believe in global warming." Therein lies the real root of the problem, yet she is too willfully blind to see it. That's what happens when people think science involves political consensus.

1 Comments:

Blogger davis14633 said...

If you read the blog, she has fully switched to all organic cleaners to include personal ones that as she stated "leave her hair oily looking" and she currently uses "organic"soap with no perfumes and does not shave her legs or any of the new products that make people smell clean. So in effect, she is a dirty smelly hippie. I also read the discussion about her using only cloth hankies instead of tissue. She claims that tissues are less "green" than a cloth tissue, granted the tissue has to manufactured and the cloth...oh wait it has to be made as well. The paper tissue has to be disposed of in a land fill and being paper it doesn't bio-degrade right? oh wait, yes it does. Finally, the tissue is used and disposed, while the cloth is used then stored with its germs and bacteria in your pocket until you use it again, then it has to be washed and unless you use a germ killing agent like bleach (which she doesn't) then it is still coated with the same bacteria you blew into it days ago.
She also uses CFLs which yes may save you money if they last the full 5-7 years they tout themselves to, but I have had a few go out and I have only put them in just a year ago.( I use them because I want to save money, not "save" the environment) The issue with them is the trade off, less electricity, but more mercury.
As I have said many times, the unintended consequences are something Environazis never think of, they just want you to follow the newest green fad and if you don't then you are the insensitive one.

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