“Stop All Shows Glorifying Human Birthing!”

Al Gore Lied, James J. Lee Died.

That's the premise of this piece at Big Hollywood (warning: language). Author John Nolte writes:

[M]ost environmentalists are lying liars who know they’re lying. Because if you honestly believe man is destroying the planet, that the apocalypse is nigh, you prepare for it. Most coastal elites are Global Warming believers and yet Global Warming, we’re told, will make the oceans rise to the point that will someday put much of the coast, especially Manhattan underwater. So why aren’t coastal elites moving inland? Why aren’t they pulling a Lex Luthor and buying up all that cheap property that will someday be the new coast?

Strongly worded! And you gotta give him points for the Superman: The Movie reference (it is Big Hollywood), but he goes on to juxtapose Al Gore's movie An Inconvenient Truth with the recent hostage situation at the Discovery Channel headquarters in Maryland.

In that event, gunman James J. Lee (pictured) took several people hostage and, while they made it out alive, he didn't. Police shot him and later safely detonated several explosive devices that he had strapped to his body.

Thing is, Lee was an environmental extremist who claimed on his MySpace page to have been "awakened" by watching Gore's movie.

It's easy, then, to do a variant of the "Bush lied, people died" mantra, as Nolte did in his post at Big Hollywood. But like the anti-Bush mantra, the anti-Gore one is problematic.

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