A Final Solution for Global Warming

A Final Solution for Global Warming

The time has come to pull out all the stops; climate change has become an issue too large to ignore. The crisis is dire, and the very survival of the planet is at stake. With this in mind, I lay out my plan for solving this terrible problem.

Step 1: Justice for the Planet is Justice for Everyone

It is an indisputable fact that global warming has a far greater negative impact on women and minorities than it does on white men. In addition, most of the worst contributors to greenhouse gases - machines such automobiles, power plants, or people that exhale - are a direct result of the reprehensible inventive and reproductive behavior of white men. I therefore propose the immediate liquidation of the male Caucasian population, beginning with those in America and Europe, who also form the dominant and repressive majority within these cultures. This particular solution has many additional social benefits, but the primary and immediate effect will be a reduction in the consumption and use of goods which add greenhouse gases to the atmosphere. New fields, forests and even rain forests can then be fertilized with this new abundant resource, finally allowing us to restore balance to our fragile ecosystems. With this primary consumer base eliminated, damaged ecosystems (such as rain forests) will have a chance to recover, as they no longer need be plowed under to allow for the destructive expansion of industry.

Step 2: Reproductive Choice is the Only Choice

We must thank the great nation of China for their valuable contributions to the world in reducing greenhouse gases through their revolutionary social policies, and we must learn to follow their example. Abortion as a fundamental human right is, of course, a given; but we must move forward the idea of mandatory abortion. More than 1 child per household means additional population growth, and population growth is crucial to manage if we are to save this planet. 2.2 live births per female allows for a population to maintain it's size. We must get this number down to 1.0-1.2 as quickly as possible (currently much of Europe, and legal population of America, stand at 1.6 or less). The next step is twofold, after the elimination of white males. First, the entire world must adopt a policy of 'one child per family.' Second, those who we have already identified as potential domestic terrorists here in America (that is, those who consider themselves to be 'pro-life') should immediately follow white males as the next to be liquidated. Someday we might have the courage as a race to embrace the third step, that of widespread sterilization, but we must allow for some time for the various cultures of the world to adapt and embrace change. We can lay the groundwork for this new idea in Step 3.

Step 3: Freedom from Destructive Social Institutions

In addition to mandating '1 child' policies among heterosexual couples, we must continue to ensure that the maximum number of children possible are educated in the government education centers. This has the advantage of giving governments one unified voice in reaching these children with the critical truths they need to hear. We must also continue the advancement of homosexual culture in these centers. Replacement of the restrictive social institution known as 'the traditional family' with that of 'the modern family' has several benefits in the fight against climate change. First and most directly, homosexual couples do not produce children, so by definition each of these modern family units will produce lower levels of greenhouse gases. Second, in replacing the traditional family as the basic social unit, we reduce the influence of certain destructive belief systems (as taught by parents) upon the individual. To a large extent this has been accomplished, as most parents seek to have the government educate their children; but many - particularly in America - are not being reached. Many of these even question the necessity of our efforts, and such questioning endangers all of us in the long term.

Step 4: Acknowledging the Equality of the Species

Once and for all, this antiquated notion that man is the pinnacle of nature must be put to the rest. Arising from the destructive teachings Judaism and Christianity, this idea that men and women are somehow different from other creatures - as they would say, 'created in the image of God' - is completely antithetical to what our governing philosophy must be if we are to save the planet. What right do we have to this planet that every other creature shouldn't also have? In addition to the sheer barbarity of killing our evolutionary cousins for food (please note the genetic similarities between humans and cows), we waste tremendous natural resources breeding many animals for just this purpose... not to mention the enormous amount of greenhouse gases produced by the extra animals, themselves, grown only to feed us. We must begin to examine endangered species in this critical light: how do one or more human lives compare, when measured against the extinction of entire species? More widespread use of hydroelectric power may indeed save additional human lives, but what of the ecosystems damaged by this intrusion? We must allow natural selection to take its course, and throw off the chains of 'compassion.' Those that cannot feed or care for themselves must face the consequences without intervention, for the good of all. This further reduction in the human population can only serve to improve the plight of our imperiled planet.

In summary, we have already taken several of the crucial first steps towards this Final Solution. We have a widespread understanding among the culture of our enemy truly is: those of industry. We have the means to continue our education of the next generation in knowledge of the truth, and we must work to weaken the influence of those whose ideas are most destructive to the cause. Darwin in his brilliant theory has given us the framework, within the realm of science, to alter the destructive philosophies that have controlled the world for far too long. We must continue to strive forward, workers across the world! We must unite to save this planet.

Cap and Tax... er, Trade Bill in the House

As I write this, the House sits at 210-210, with 14 undecided on the legislation in question. In short, it would add a tax on all energy use in the USA, in the form of artificial caps put on how much a given company or factory, etc., can pollute over a given time period. Companies that don't pollute as much can sell these credits to companies that do pollute, and over time the amount of the credits available each year shrinks, to force us towards 'cleaner' energy.

What you end up with are massive increases in energy costs, new government bureaucracy (and really, who ever has enough of that?), and people out of work as companies go out of business who can't comply with the law and increased costs. The numbers are in the neighborhood of your energy costing another $4,600/year to run your household, by 2020. Keep in mind that the cost of everything you buy - since it all takes energy to produce - goes up during this period as well.

But hey, it's for a good cause, right? I mean, if we don't do this, we all die from global warming, so paying more is better than dying - isn't it?

This is not about global warming, or increased revenue, or saving the world: this is about power. Who sets the limits on the pollution that can be produced? Who becomes the gatekeeper of our entire economic system? As with health care, the government becomes our surrogate parent, our world, and dare I say - our god. By the end we look to it for sustenance in every aspect of our lives.

At what point are we going to wake up? At what point are we sick of the lies? At what point do we shout from the hills that this is enough, and life should be more than turning to the government to solve every problem, real and imagined, in our land? I tell you, brothers, that I am sick of it all.

Consider these lies:

That our world evolved, and there is no God.
That societies evolve, and we are greater than our ancestors.
That global warming exists, and is a threat to us.
That abortion is not murder, and is beneficial for women and societies.
That homosexuality is not a sin, and is a normal behavior that should be embraced as such.
That cradle to the grave health care is a fundamental human right.
That state education is a fundamental human right.
That this life we have here on Earth is the most important thing we have, and nothing is worth giving it up.

And perhaps the worst lie of all:

If I sit at my desk, or on my couch, and ignore all these problems, someone else will fix them and I can go back to being entertained and worried about my own pleasure in life.

So ignore this post. Do nothing. The world will not end in a fiery apocalypse. In the words of the great Deceiver from Genesis, you will not surely die. The world will simply continue the decline it has been in for centuries, and the legacy you leave your children will be... nothing. And your mark on your nation will be... nothing. And this is the life we so desperately cling to?

Take 5 minutes, and email or call your Representatives, and your Senators. A link on the left side of this site will help you find them. Do not let this bill - the single biggest tax in American history - be passed. Please.