Global warming and hot air
Wente thinks that, since Canada produces only 2% of carbon dioxide emissions, any cuts it makes will have no meaning.
Yes, and since one ballot rarely swings an election, it's not worth voting. Or since one person's taxes are barely a blip on total government revenues, there's no point in paying them.
This birdbrain is a National Newspaper Award-winning columnist?
Yes, and since one ballot rarely swings an election, it's not worth voting. Or since one person's taxes are barely a blip on total government revenues, there's no point in paying them.
This birdbrain is a National Newspaper Award-winning columnist?
posted by Tyrone at
10:31 a.m.
2 Comments:
I found a Wente article in Reader's Digest, and the content is jaw dropingly ignorant. I'm blogging about it now.
By
Saskboy, at October 26, 2006 10:01 p.m.
good rebuttal.
Regarding American politics, Clinton said, "democrats win when people think."
Similarly, the Globe's editorial pages make no sense when people think. Are we world-citizens who believe in human rights? If the answer is yes, just about all the Globe's editorials are moot.
By
Anonymous, at October 31, 2006 5:22 p.m.
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