Speaker 1: Kathleen Parker is alarmed. She's a columnist to Washington Post.
Speaker 1: She's worried about the wildfires devastating California, Washington and Oregon.
Speaker 1: She's anxious about the tropical storms and the hurricanes in
Speaker 1: the Atlantic Ocean, of Gulf and Mako. Kathleen Parker says
Speaker 1: it'd be naive to expect that our environment's going to
Speaker 1: get better by itself, because there are eight billion people
Speaker 1: crowding the Earth and we are destroying Earth's natural protective barriers.
Speaker 1: She says that Earth, after all, is a living organism
Speaker 1: fighting for her life, and we humans, we're scum, were
Speaker 1: the pandemic of Earth. This Parker, who made her bones
Speaker 1: as a conservative columnist, is now never Trump or I
Speaker 1: don't know what happened. She's now spouting this ridiculous environmentalist
Speaker 1: wacko ism that is conventional wisdom on the left. Now,
Speaker 1: let's get this straight. Earth is not fighting for her
Speaker 1: life on Planet Earth. Hurricanes, tropical storms, floods, fires, earthquakes,
Speaker 1: volcanic eruptions, all of these natural calamities. They're not rare,
Speaker 1: they're not unexpected, they're not abnormal. They are nature. The
Speaker 1: Earth is not overcrowded and human beings you and me
Speaker 1: going about our daily lives as we were created to do,
Speaker 1: are not a plague. We're not going to destroy the planet.
Speaker 1: We couldn't if we tried. We've been gifted with our
Speaker 1: lives on this earth. We are part of nature. We
Speaker 1: are not a pandemic. Despite what liberal fearmongers want you
Speaker 1: to believe, it's just sickeningly wrong.