Re: Al Gore where are you?

["Mark Leuck" <m..leuck@xxxxxxxxx>]

"Milhouse Van Houten" <none@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Mark Leuck wrote:
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> >"Milhouse Van Houten" <none@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> >> Jim wrote:
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> >> >Academy Award for the best documentary, that wasn't a documentary.
> >>
> >> Yes it was.  Every bit of it was factual.
> >>
> >>
> >> >Yeah ..... sure. On the other hand it puts him in the same company of
> >> >Micheal Moore.
> >>
> >> Oh come on...
> >>
> >> Do you actually think an issue as serious as our whole planet going to
> >> shit is just political propaganda?
> >
> >It is a cycle, the earth warms and cools over time, at one time it was
much
> >hotter than it is now
>
> No shit... But we are outside of the normal cycle.  Didn't you see all
> Al's pretty line charts?

I was too busy looking at his bloated gut, looked like he could have
ingested most of those carbon offsets

> >> Do you think the UN panel's report last week is just hype?
> >
> >I question anything the UN comes up with
> >
>
> As you should... But this one is not some fabrication.

So this is a different false and biased report? How unusual

>
>
> >> Do you think that the climate change and air & water pollution is
> >> downright fiction created to undermine big oil and the republican
> >> party?
> >
> >Much of it is fiction and political based
>
>
> Which part did you think was fiction?

It would be easier to point out the 2 or 3 things that weren't

> Of course he did some political jabbing - but he got back to the
> point.  No one is going to be able to convince me that burning fossil
> fuels is not adversely affecting our environment.  The big issue now
> is that all that pollution is causing a global climate change that is
> *unnatural* - that is NOT part of the shifts that occur all by
> themselves.

Which nobody seem to be able to prove, ever notice Al doesn't debate real
environmentalists on the other side?

> I realize that the planet goes though massive changes.. From ice ages
> to scorched Earth, naturally.  This emergency we face today is caused
> by combustion emissions, deforestation, toxic waste mismanagement, and
> just plain old apathy about our environment.

Got any proof? All doesn't either

> >I saw the movie, it was good for a few laughs, other than that very
boring
>
> It was boring compared to 24 and Deadliest Catch.  But that's not the
> point.  I watch the Discovery mini-series "Planet Earth" every Sunday
> since it started a few weeks ago.  It's "boring", but extremely
> interesting too <--- 'oxymoron' defined.

Well you got the moron part right

> I think the problem is apathy, combined with ignorance that allows
> your ilk to continue downplaying the seriousness of this situation.
> Wake up man - this ain't going away.

Apathy eh? Okay so you've changed your lifestyle how exactly?