Climate change protesters who marched through Manhattan are branded hypocrites for leaving litter strewn across the city.
New Yorkers uploaded images to social media sites showing piles of trash - included ditched paper and cardboard signs - left behind after thousands took part in the People's Climate March.
'Their love for the Earth is so real, they couldn't even use a trash can,' wrote beneath an image of an overflowing trash can.
'Somehow this doesn't seem too green 2me,' David Kreutzer, a research fellow at the conservative think tank Heritage Foundation, wrote alongside another photo of litter on the ground.
Unlike the Tea Partiers, who left every venue they used cleaner than it was when they came.
Based in this behavior alone, who would you want making policy?
There was an environmental summit in Rio in the early 90s. In one of
ReplyDeleteDoctor Dixie Lee Ray's books on the environment, she took that trip and
covered the event. She whote that the place looked like a landfill when
the event was over. The same thing happened at both of the Obama
inauguration ceremonies.
And absolutely no real conservative/libertarian was surprised at all.
ReplyDeleteJust a bunch of Communists/Progressives/Leftist who only use the environment as a "crisis" to take over and take the world back a thousand years as far as politics goes. This is just proof that they are not environmentalist; conservatives are much more the environmentalist that this rude crowd could ever hope to be.
ReplyDeleteThey ought to pile it all up in the center of the park they used and burn it all!
ReplyDeleteUseful idiots, desperate to feel they're a part of something "meaningful" yet lacking the conviction or the will to actually DO anything beyond screeching in impotent rage.
ReplyDelete"Save the Planet!"
ReplyDeleteCan't be troubled to walk to a trash can.
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Talkie the talk but no walkie the walk. Actions speak louder than words.
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