From WorldNetDaily:
Thousands of Americans are pledging to fire up their charcoal barbecue grills, bask in the infinite glow of numerous incandescent light bulbs, shun recycling of any kind and take spontaneous road trips in gas-guzzling vehicles to increase their personal carbon output – all in protest of the Senate debate over a bill calling for a "cap-and-trade" system.
Grassfire, one of the nation's fastest-growing grassroots organizations, has declared June 12 Carbon Belch Day and is enlisting citizens to expel more than 100 million pounds of CO2 to combat climate alarmist propaganda and to take a stand against a "$1.2 trillion carbon tax."
With laws coming down the pike to outlaw any sort of fun, this is my kind of civil disobedience! A cookout or a drive in the Hills!
2 comments:
Hasn't God told us to be stewards of this planet? It's interesting that people are purposely intending to pollute God's Creation.
God created the planet to serve man's needs, not man to serve the planet's needs.
We should be good stewards of the earth and not intentionally wreck it. But God created the earth with enough "intelligent design" that it is able to cleanse and renew itself.
I think that's the point of this Carbon Belch Day--to restore a little sanity in the face of this earth-worshipping global warming religion.
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