We went to a concert at Central Michigan University this past Friday night. A young girl,obviously a college freshman,sat down beside me with what must have been her Dad. She made small talk with him for a minute,then she pulled a paper out of her purse to show him what she'd been studying. She obviously bought into it all the way she was talking. I doubt she'd ever been any farther than the distance between her home and the college. She was definately a worshiper at the alter of environmentalism. She was telling her dad how the tops had been blown off ALL the mountains in the Appalachians,ALL the streams there were polluted,the air was unbreathable because of dust from the explosions. She was convinced that alternative energy was cheaper than conventional sources...it was just about unbearable to listen to. If the host hadn't come out and started the show when he did,I would have had to have gotten up and left. I guess I knew people like that exsted,but I'd never actually had to sit and listen to one in person. It's VERY scarry to know they're real.
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