Climate change hypocrisy on dispay. Can we call it Leo Dicaprio Syndrome?
(Haaretz) More than 1,000 people joined Hollywood stars including Shailene Woodley, Susan Sarandon and Danny Glover in Philadelphia last night on the eve of the Democratic National Convention and vowed to keep fighting for climate and environmental justice issues, even though their preferred presidential candidate would not be driving the party’s agenda.
Sarandon, who like the other stars in attendance campaigned on behalf of Sen. Bernie Sanders, said the rally’s turnout was proof that theirs was a movement and not a cult of personality as some critics alleged. (snip)
The event was organized by NextGen Climate, a San Francisco-based environmental advocacy organization. The event included musical acts and a screening of the documentary “How to Let Go of the World and Love All the Things Climate Can’t Change” by writer/director Josh Fox. Fox is best known for “Gasland,” which included memorable images of Pennsylvania homeowners setting tap water aflame.
Well, obviously, and as typical, the movie is all about Progressive values, and has nothing about Warmists practicing what the preach. It does tell you that you can dance, and sing, and write poetry. Vote. Annoy your friends, family, and neighbors, er, spread awareness.
Oh, and carry your trash on your back for 5 days (in the courage section). Perhaps all these Climahypocrites in Philly can cart away all their trash for a change?
Perhaps they could all walk home instead of using fossil fueled vehicles and planes.
