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As we showed earlier today, Greenpeace staged a protest this morning in Houston to shut down the oil shipping channels. They claimed they were making a statement about oil & gas that they intend to have mentioned during the Democrat presidential debate being held this evening.
One intrepid and not-at-all mousy protestor from the organization sent out a tweet early this morning from their staging area at the port.
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That hardhat and glasses she’s wearing are petroleum products. Probably the ropes and vest too.
Regs @r3gulations Replying to @greenpeaceusa
Did you guys walk there?
Federalist Musket 🇺🇸 @Patriot_Musket1to @greenpeaceusa
Those must be hemp glasses.
kyle Beckley @Kyle_Beckley Replying to @greenpeaceusa
Slowing down traffic and increasing fuel consumption to own the oil industry.
Probably Libertarianism @PLibertarianismReplying to @greenpeaceusa
Literally everything you’re wearing comes from oil Helmet — oil Nylon strap on the helmet — oil Beanie (polyester)– oil Glasses Frame — oil Polyester vest & shirt — oil Oil/hydrocarbons are quite literally in everything on the market5 replies17 retweets286 likesReply 5 Retweet 17 Like 286
I’d love to be the fly on the wall when it dawns on her what a total dipshit she is.
#oilmynads
… at least she didn’t have a plastic straw
everything else in the whole shot was made of petroleum products … but, ‘we’re gonna ban fossil-fuels, because … ‘
critical thinking is not a ‘progressive’ virtue
They’re all a bunch of dipsticks.
Those dumb-phucks never could see the facts, even when directly in their face.
Is she wearing makeup? Oil product. If she’s wearing mascara, add some coal to that oil.
“… intrepid and not-at-all mousy …” Bwaaaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah..erp!
Good stuff!
Next time they get stuck in the Arctic ice, let them use a sailboat for rescue.
She’s got that sub-30 I.Q. look to her. 🤪
That is what a vegetarian looks like
Didja notice the enviroweenie protesters who used fossil fuel to get to the protest site, then got stuck in a huge ice cube, that did not get the global warming memo, did not demand to be rescued by a wind or solar powered rescue ship?
“Mr. Prosser:
Do you know how much damage this bulldozer would sustain if I just let it roll over you?
Arthur:
How much?
Mr. Prosser:
None at all.”
-Douglas Adams, “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy”
…and, I would argue, the same could be said about supertankers…
Damn that’s an unhappy lookin hippy….my money says she gets splinters from her dildo.
@Aaron, Of course its organic, she doesnt do meat
It’s tough work saving the world when you’re as dense as a lead ingot.
She’s a product of doting parents that over indulged their little princess.
This is the type of person who embodies the Sniglet: Ignoranus
However I understand that the word Sniglet may be racist these days…
I drove by this crew about 15 minutes before they deployed while going to work yesterday and didn’t understand what I saw until I heard later. In hindsight seeing a couple dozen pencil neck white people looking like they were doing bridge repair made no sense.
Well they got their hanging from a bridge protest badge in the green weenie scouts. Changing everybody’s mind on the entire planet because they hung from a bridge, not.
I cross over that bridge often. They’re lucky those Houstonian drivers didn’t get out and cut the ropes.
I’m sending BFH and Claudia a pic of the Greenpeace ASSHOLES in a gasoline-burning motorboat that was blocking the shipping channel. By the way, blocking a shipping channel is a federal felony. Where the he hell was the USCG? They should have boarded them and arrested them all.
I’m fond of pointing out the out-of-staters who come here to protest coal mining have no credibility (are either hypocrites or stupid or both) because they don’t walk here and sleep in the woods.
Oh no. They fly-in or drive-in, stay in hotels lit and cooled by electric power provided by coal, take hot showers in water heated by electricity provided by coal, and yes they too are dressed in the hipster cool attire made from the use of coal, oil, or even corn (used to make plastics) and no large farms plant and harvest corn manually, diesel powered tractors are the way to go.