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You can always rely on the Guardainista to champion the latest eco-cockwaffle with open arms. Today, it is Khalid Diab on Ghent’s meat free days. He asks the question:
No. The decision to eat meat, or not as the case may be, is a personal one and nothing to do with anyone else. Next question? |
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That was a rather mild mannered reseponse. You not feeling well?
I’m fine – I just couldn’t be bothered to deconstruct it all; far too bollocky.
Had an interesting discussion with a chap on the allotment today. He’s into organic growing – no pesticides, natural compost, recycle/reuse anything, built his greenhouse from reclaimed glass panels found in skips etc etc etc, and even HE reckons that global warming is a load of bollocks to try to get more tax from the proles.
I may expand on his opinions in a later blogpost.
The global warming religion is dead. It just hasn’t stopped twitching yet.
I tend to use natural solutions in my garden, preferring biological pest control, for instance. I have no beef with the general idea that we should exercise good stewardship of the environment – I simply do not go along with the AGW religion and I get really pissed off by the self-righteous, sanctimonious hectoring of the righteous.