What Does That Have To Do With Global Warming? Well, in the Damaged Brains of TrumpNiks...
"the real solution to climate change: is babies."
"the real solution to climate change: is babies."
Really... That's What Mike Lee Said - Make More Children and maybe they will figure out how to stop Global Warming... Hopefully before Summer this year when we will be having more FIRE TORNADOES in California...
Headline: Mike Lee Has Lost His Damn Mind.
the Utah Republican’s prop-filled speech Tuesday mocking the proposed Green New Deal resolution on addressing climate change elicited similar incredulous reactions from Democrats.
Lee’s speech — in which the conservative Mormon argued, seemingly genuinely, that the “real solution to climate change” was to have more children — included a dramatic portrait of former President Ronald Reagan firing a machine gun while on the back of a velociraptor, photos of Star Wars characters and Aquaman, and frames from the sci-fi disaster movie “Sharknado.”
Sen. Markey, the Senate’s lead sponsor of the Green New Deal, was not amused.
https://www.lee.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/2019/3/remarks-on-the-green-new-deal
"The Green New Deal is not the solution to climate change. It’s not even part of the solution. It’s part of the problem.
The solution to climate change won’t be found in political posturing or virtue signaling like this.
It won’t be found in the federal government at all.
You know where the solution can be found? In churches, wedding chapels, and maternity wards across the country and around the world.
This, Mr. President, is the real solution to climate change: babies.
Climate change is an engineering problem – not social engineering, but the real kind.
It’s a challenge of creativity, ingenuity, and technological invention.
And problems of human imagination are not solved by more laws, but by more humans!
More people mean bigger markets for innovation.
More babies mean more forward-looking adults – the sort we need to tackle long-term, large scale problems.
American babies, in particular, are likely going to be wealthier, better educated, and more conservation-minded than children raised in still-industrializing regions."
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