No, really. Seriously
Al Gore bad for your mental health? Think about it.
The message of environmental destruction being delivered by Gore – and a host of others in recent months – is proving too much to handle for some who feel helpless controlling the forces of nature.
Tears. Sleepless nights. Rage. They're all part of a thought-provoking anxiety over the environment that's being likened to the feeling many had a half-century ago when nuclear war appeared imminent.
"Sometimes I do cry and I don't think I'm the only one," said Jenny Greenop, 23, an environmental studies and biology major at the University of Toronto, when asked about her views on the state of the planet.
Reminds me of the days and weeks after the 2004 elections. Gotta be liberals. Of course, everything gives them anxiety, rage, tears, crying jags, and helpless feelings. Then they create a petition
However, it is one thing for grown adults to freak each other out over their inability to change the natural forces of the Earth and Sun, it is quite another when they do it to children
HALF of children between the ages of seven and 11 are anxious about the effects of global warming and often lose sleep over it, according to a new report.
A survey of 1,150 youngsters found that one in four blamed politicians for the problems of climate change, while one in seven said their own parents were not doing enough to improve the environment.
Great, simply great. As if kids don't have enough to worry about from reality, now global warming hysterics are messing with childrens heads enought to give them major anxiety and sleepless nights. Way to go, global warming as caused by man nutballs!
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