And as they try to coerce us all into "green" living, some continue to live their posh lives of mansions and private jets. But it's ok. According to Bill Gates, his carbon footprint is actually lower than ours because he buys million/ billion dollar offsets. Insert eye roll here
Great as always Peter! Especially liked your picture at the top of the post!!
"The people who seek to impose these hardships on us won't be affected much, if at all. They're by and large the wealthiest - people who won't notice if their grocery, heating, and air conditioning bills go up by twenty or thirty or fifty or a hundred percent."
"Environmental do-gooders... are angry that the rest of us dare eat anything that isn't organic, sustainable, and biodiversity-friendly..."
The strangest "sustainable" food trend is the cricket/mealworm fad in highly processed greenie snacks and highly processed greenie op-eds.
I'm not saying these enviro-scolds are actually lizard people. I'm not even saying lizard people are real.
But... suppose lizard people were real for argument's sake. Wouldn't they try to convince us to eat crickets and mealworms?
Unless they're the sorts from the old "V" series, who ate rodents....
Indeed.
From obviously human Karl Gruber:
Rodent meat – a sustainable way to feed the world?
Using rodents as food has a long tradition in many parts of the world
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5341521/
And as they try to coerce us all into "green" living, some continue to live their posh lives of mansions and private jets. But it's ok. According to Bill Gates, his carbon footprint is actually lower than ours because he buys million/ billion dollar offsets. Insert eye roll here
Great as always Peter! Especially liked your picture at the top of the post!!
"The people who seek to impose these hardships on us won't be affected much, if at all. They're by and large the wealthiest - people who won't notice if their grocery, heating, and air conditioning bills go up by twenty or thirty or fifty or a hundred percent."
Bingo.