WND:
By Linnea Lueken
Here we go again.
Among the most annoying trends in media is one where a journalist will take any random topic, be it “trans sex workers” and their struggles in Indonesia, predatory loan practices, human trafficking – pick your poison, and connect it to climate change.
My theory when it comes to stories like this is that the writer had a story in mind about one of those subjects and crammed climate change in there to meet the publication’s quota on climate related stories. If you read them, they often spend very little time on the actual climate part and much more time on the human-interest story.
Recently, Bloomberg took this concept and applied it to an article describing a new tool that scores companies based on how much they rely on child labor. more
The “MSM journalism” industry would score at the extreme end of the scale of child labor reliance, but the scoring algorithm would have to include intellectual age as well as calendar age.
The main driver of child labor is the decline of Christianity. Christian activists in the last two centuries are what stopped the practice of child labor in western countries.
Global Warming: the perfect tool to bamboozle the public with while picking their collective back pockets…. and as long as they’re back there, don’t drop yer keys!
They’re blaming earthquakes and volcanoes on ‘global warming/climate change’. “Rising sea levels putting more pressure on the earth’s crust”. Good grief.
I believe the false claim about ‘climate change’, has been causing my migraine headaches, my dysentery, my lack of expendable income, my sleep apnea, my erection dysfunction, my over-all anxiety and mostly my total distrust of government.
Not all child labor is equally bad. Remember paper boys?, soda-jerks? the kid who mowed the neighborhood lawns?
Child labor turned a group of teenage potential gang-bangers into national heroes–the pony express.
Without legal employment what is street urchin to do?