[Clive]

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[TalBlack]

Patrick Moore, co-founder of Greenpeace, describes many in the environmental movement today as “anti-human”, adding they tend to see people as “scum.”

Moore says that’s why they think “it’s OK to have hundreds of millions of them go blind or die”

This is all news to you, Paddy?

[Einigkeit_Recht_Freiheit]

Well, the world would be a paradise with oly 1.5 billion people.

Why shouldn’t the illuminati of the left decide who lives and who dies? Afterall, they are superior beings. In fact, I think the all knowlegable grant-makers at the East-Coast foundations should be nominated Global Rulers. It is how they act anyway.

[WesternCulture]

Environmentalism is like Marxism without the promise of eradicating poverty and the yearn for equal distribution of wealth.

Environmentalism suffers from an inclination for totalitarianism while it simultaneously calls for ‘grass root action’. It is opposed to Capitalism and it is founded on a lot of quasi-academic, semi-scientific theories that followers are not allowed to question.

Hardly surprising, a lot of Marxists became Environmentalists after the wall came down in Berlin and the fiasco of Communism proved a ‘fait accompli’.

The Environmentalists couldn’t care less about the poor.

Take the CFC scare.

Greenpeace and other non-democratic, human hating environmentalist organizations called for a global ban on CFC’s at the height of this propaganda campaign. Among other things, it was said all refrigerators and freezers worldwide had to be replaced by (costly) non-CFC ones, no matter the impact on third world health care and food handling.

The world doesn’t need more anti-humanism, Marxism or Environmentalism, It already suffers from an overdose.

The world needs economic development.

[Jack Hammer]

“Patrick Moore, co-founder of Greenpeace, describes many in the environmental movement today as ‘anti-human’, adding they tend to see people as ‘scum.’”

As long as I can enjoy large-format picture books depicting scenes of nature in its pristine forms on the coffee table of my suburban mansion, then the proles... well... ‘let ‘em eat cake.’

[mylife]

Bttt

[metesky]

Paul Johnson, the great British historian, agrees that depriving developing nations of reliable low cost electricity is one of the great sins of the enviros.

[Robert A Cook PE]

But they don’t “see” the misery and death they (the enviro’s) are actually causing - because they FELL BETTER about the environment. We are all equal (with the animals, and the scenery, and the grass, and the mosquitoes....) and so killing Nature IS EVIL.

Killing people is “good” - or, at best, can be ignored. Because “people” intruded into nature and disturbed “nature”. Which is “bad” ...

[.cnI redruM]

There was an idiot in charge of some outfit called The Sea Sheppard Conservatory that called for a reduction of the Earth's population to 1 bil. That's 83% of the current total! The environmentalists make Hitler look like a guy with just one nut!

[redhead]

"Not because they set out to kill people, but because their low regard for humanity causes them to overlook, or to never see, the unintended consequences of their actions."

He left out a few words: "Not because they set out to kill people, but because their low regard for humanity causes them to overlook, or to never see, the unintended consequences of their SELFISH, CONDESCENDING, ELITIST actions..."

There...all fixed.