This is possibly the earliest I’ve seen the Cult of Climastrology attempt to ruin Christmas. The interesting part is that this seems more about environmentalism, rather than fake climate crisis
How to Have a Merry, Eco-Friendly Christmas
‘Tis the season of excess and consumption, but that doesn’t mean you can’t give a little love to Mother Earth!
The time is up for inaction on climate change and after COP26 the world is more aware than ever of humanity’s carelessness.
How about putting some goodies into the planet’s stockings this year by making an effort at home to mitigate the climate crisis? And tbh—these ideas make for some super cute alternatives to what you may be used to.
And the first idea?
Don’t buy a plastic Christmas tree—rent a real one.
It’s tempting to go for one of those cheap plasticky trees that completely fall apart by the end of December, chuck ’em out and repeat the same thing next year.
But as you can guess, this isn’t great for the environment. And buying a real Christmas tree doesn’t necessarily solve the problem, either.
The issue here is dumping materials which never get reused. Renting is the perfect solution.
Rent a tree. Seems like a typical cult scam. I’ve actually had my 2 foot tree for 20 years. Works just fine. Oh, and how about a “DIY your own reusable Advent calendar.” Because these are just oh so bad.
Buy gifts from local, independent retailers.
You know those little boutique trinket stores you see around, but never venture into?
How about checking them out while the department stores are packed and finding some gifts which aren’t mass produced?
This from folks using mass produced smartphones, shipped from China, which they replace entirely too often. And the mass produced TVs, tablets, and streaming products like Roku, Firesticks, etc, so they can binge watch. And all the stuff they buy to get their perfect Instagram shots.
You can also “Wrap gifts with recycled paper or fabric” and “Source organic food for your Christmas feast.” This is more about getting fellow Warmists to do the absolute minimum they can possibly do to make them feel like they are Doing Something. In the spirit of the season, I’ll merrily advise them to piss off.
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‘Tis the season of excess and consumption, but that doesn’t mean you can’t give a little love to Mother Earth!

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