Louis DeBroux · Dec. 19, 2018
As the world's 2.2 billion Christians prepare to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, the Messiah sent by God the Father to save mankind from sin and death, The New York Times has published an article calling for mankind to be eradicated from the earth.
In a piece entitled "Would Human Extinction Be a Tragedy?", Clemson philosophy professor Todd May argues that humanity is a scourge of the planet, and the world would be better without us. He's seemingly taking his cue from Marvel's "Infinity War" and its villain Thanos, who [spoiler alert] wipes out half of all life in the universe for the same reasons May expounds............To Read More....
My Take - Dystopia follows the green movement like Sancho Panza followed Don Quixote, a mad man, but okay, I'm willing to go along with this provided all the abortion activists, green activists, animal rights activists, anti-vaccination activists, anti-energy activists and .....well..... anyone on the left...... lead the way. That's right, all of you folks can step right up and show the rest of us how it's done. Be the first in your group to help reduce the human impact on the world by leaving it.
Any takers?
We need to understand the left is now and has always been misanthropic, and their total lack of regard for human life has been demonstrated since the French Revolution. As for their concern about non-human life, there's not been one communist nation that's ever been concerned about the environment once they got into power.
The "moderates" among the greens want to eliminate between four and five billion people. The "radicals" believe humanity is a virus that needs to be wiped out, and the moderates are quiet. None of them will rebuke the "radicals". Once that's understood everything they promote and everything they do makes sense.
To be green is to be irrational, misanthropic and morally defective.
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