Yup, it’s time to thin the herd.

Kini on May 7, 2007 at 4:29 PM

First the elderly and infirm, then the handicapped, then those pesky Christers….

I’m beginning to suspect that if we don’t find a way to rid the planet of our existence voluntarily, there are those among us who will make that choice for us, once the logistics of killing a few billion people are worked out.

shuzilla on May 7, 2007 at 4:15 PM

Don’t worry, I’m sure someone’s working on that little problem right now….

Ohhh … I really like this quote depite the fact are are one

They assume that the climate they knew growing up was some sort of ideal, and that any change is bad and somehow caused by them because the Earth does not revolve around a turbulent and capricious sun, but that the universe revolves around them.

Global Warming is all part of the Baby Boom generation’s innate narcissism.

They assume that the climate they knew growing up was some sort of ideal, and that any change is bad and somehow caused by them because the Earth does not revolve around a turbulent and capricious sun, but that the universe revolves around them.

(Yes, that IS a disgusting comment, yes, I did just make it up, and no, it wouldn’t surprise me if it actually becomes a reality.)

Obama’s plan would require oil producers to reduce the carbon content in their fuels by 1% a year

what exactly does obama think that the oil companies will use to replace said carbon, pixiedust?

I’m beginning to suspect that if we don’t find a way to rid the planet of our existence voluntarily, there are those among us who will make that choice for us, once the logistics of killing a few billion people are worked out.

shuzilla on May 7, 2007 at 4:15 PM

Yup, it’s time to thin the herd.

…are we moving towards eliminating the populace as a means to control the myth of Global Warming?

Kini on May 7, 2007 at 2:55 PM

The Colombine killers blamed the student body…
Tim McVeigh blamed the government…
bin Laden blamed the U.S…

Environmentalists/eco-terrorists blame EVERYONE (who is not living in a pre-industrial stone-age world).

I’m beginning to suspect that if we don’t find a way to rid the planet of our existence voluntarily, there are those among us who will make that choice for us, once the logistics of killing a few billion people are worked out.

Agent Smith has Morpheus captured and tortured.
Agent Smith: I’d like to share a revelation during my time here. It came to me when I tried to classify your species. I realized that you’re not actually mammals. Every mammal on this planet instinctively develops a natural equilibrium with the surrounding environment but you humans do not. You move to an area and you multiply and multiply until every natural resource is consumed. The only way you can survive is to spread to another area. There is another organism on this planet that follows the same pattern. Do you know what it is? A virus. Human beings are a disease, a cancer of this planet. You are a plague, and we are the cure.

A great point, and another curious symptom of environmentalism. Nevermind billions of years of changes: Gaia was apparently “perfect” — absolutely in balance — up until the moment a human foot touched the ground, screwing it all up. …

saint kansas on May 7, 2007 at 3:05 PM

So not only do they need a Messiah, they also have The Fall.

These ecoweenies are so small minded. I think it is the height of conceit to think we actually have anything control over the weather.

Kini- I was told I was ridiculous when I asked a cousin who was going to take the eternal dirt nap for the environment. So having less children makes up for it, I suppose.

On Drudge, reports of environmental s are calling man a virus

This reminds me of Agent Smith in The Matrix

we definitely need a messiah figure like Neo to save us from the machines(eco-nazi’s)

They assume that the climate they knew growing up was some sort of ideal, and that any change is bad

A great point, and another curious symptom of environmentalism. Nevermind billions of years of changes: Gaia was apparently “perfect” — absolutely in balance — up until the moment a human foot touched the ground, screwing it all up. And, from a personal perspective, at least you can do your part to “erase” the damage, at least as much as is convenient for you.

I’m no psychiatrist by any stretch, but “scary” nails it in my opinion.

~ Kaus

Heh.

I see an episode of Star Trek “The Mark of Gideon” heading our way.

I’m all for Star Trek, but are we moving towards eliminating the populace as a means to control the myth of Global Warming?

And to think my guidance counselor in college told me that employers don’t like trekkies. I owe my career to Star Trek.

It’s all about “helping the children” and “doing something”

While at the same time you’re actually doing nothing and further pitting yet another generation against the ones who came before; i.e., your parents and their generation (American capitalists) were selfish and greedy and destroyed your planet in the process; now it’s up to you to fix their mess (i.e., dismantle capitalism, progress, Western values, freedom of choice, etc.).

They assume that the climate they knew growing up was some sort of ideal, and that any change is bad and somehow caused by them because the Earth does not revolve around a turbulent and capricious sun, but that the universe revolves around them.