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Ok. I'm composed now. Ha ha ha ha!!! I got angry a long time ago about conservation and our environment. So angry that I took action in all aspects of my life. And became a true environmentalist. I gotta motorcycle (buell blast- slightly modified) that gets 100 miles per gallon. One of my other bikes gets 67 and yet another gets 51. I ride them as much as possible. I recycle in creative ways you couldn't begin to imagine. Get angry. Real angry. Then do something about it. You think these hack elected officials are gonna do something about it you are in for a rude horrible surprise. They are too busy lying to us and lining their pockets.
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F*ck al gore. Everytime its -46 below zero outside I picture him standing out there in a speedo freezing to death explaining to me HIS version of global warming. And I feel all warm inside.
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Edited by
Blaze1978
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Tue 02/03/09 12:50 AM
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But it's not nature. If the polar bears go extinct because of the shrinking ice caps it will not be the result of any random cataclysm. It will be a direct consequence of what humans consciously brought about, and is yet another confirmation of the destructive power of man.
We all deny the evidence that the world is changing because we think it has no affect on how we live. But just wait. Eventually, it will affect us all. To everyone who says, who cares about the polar bears, who cares about the whales and the birds and the trees and all those things because none of that has any negative reflection on my life, think about the cumulative impact on the world, and on your life when those things and others are gone. Think about potential cures for serious diseases that are gone forever when people thoughtlessly level our rain forests for paper products and the like. We're all arrogantly destroying the world around us, while convincing ourselves, "As long as it does not impact me in the here and now, who the hell cares?" Instead of condemning environmentalists because they're concerned about saving something vital and important, concern yourselves of where the world will be in a few hundred years if nothing is done. |
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Very true blaze. Take action. Personal accountability. Help where you can. Act. Don't talk about acting.
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Does anyone know that there are more trees growing in the US now, than there was growing when the country was founded by our forefathers 238 years ago? Al gore won't tell you that.
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But it's not nature. If the polar bears go extinct because of the shrinking ice caps it will not be the result of any random cataclysm. It will be a direct consequence of what humans consciously brought about, and is yet another confirmation of the destructive power of man. We all deny the evidence that the world is changing because we think it has no affect on how we live. But just wait. Eventually, it will affect us all. But it IS nature. This planet has gone through MANY changes. The creatures inhabiting the planet at the time of those changes either adapted or went extinct. To everyone who says, who cares about the polar bears, who cares about the whales and the birds and the trees and all those things because none of that has any negative reflection on my life, think about the cumulative impact on the world, and on your life when those things and others are gone.
Think about potential cures for serious diseases that are gone forever when people thoughtlessly level our rain forests for paper products and the like. We're all arrogantly destroying the world around us, while convincing ourselves, "As long as it does not impact me in the here and now, who the hell cares?" Instead of condemning environmentalists because they're concerned about saving something vital and important, concern yourselves of where the world will be in a few hundred years if nothing is done. I am taking nothing away from any of those points. |
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Do you realize that this planet earth was slowing its rotation pattern and in the last 100 years we have changed that slowing pattern down by mans bringing of water onto land masses. Man made lakes and aquaducts and dam reserviors have balanced the earth and have changed the earths slowing rotation process. That's according to nasa scientists, satellites, and computer monitoring. Not al gore.
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Do you realize that bright orange thing up in the sky called the sun goes through cyclonic changes and changes our weather patterns here on earth. Al gore won't tell you that. He thinks el nino' is caused by your farts. I think the santa anna winds are caused by all al gores hot air.
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Do you know that the unwanted hair under your armpits will choke and kill those unwanted slugs????
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Do you realize that our own planet earth goes through cyclonic changes which have caused many evolutions and de evolutions over millions of years. These cycles are part of being where we are and how we got here. Al gore won't tell you that. He's too busy blaming you for this natural event and lining his pockets with his chicken little scare tactics.
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Do you realize that I never want to arm wrestle a T rex for a sandwich? I don't wanna be the sandwich. I don't see wrestling a polar bear in my future either.
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Did you know that if you bought me a ticket to hawaii.......I would luv you long time???
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Edited by
Mr_Music
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Tue 02/03/09 01:59 AM
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Al gore lies. *EDIT* Nevermind, I'm not even gonna start. |
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But he invented the internet. And climate change. And he knows karate. And 7 other japanese words.
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dialing for dollars!!! Hawaii speaks brah!!!!
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I'd love to shove an icicle up al gore.
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Edited by
Atlantis75
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Tue 02/03/09 12:57 PM
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Its due to the stupid sun. Most likely you're right. Visit this website SOHO (Solar and Heliospheric Observatory) and tells you all about how we didn't have any Sun flares for a while and the Sun is just finishing of Its cycle. The Sun on 2/03/2009 Note the activity increased towards and reaches its most active state in 2000/2001 (remember those hot Summers?) and then goes less active towards 2006 |
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