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Does the Movie Fed Up Make Sense?

• pedalpete 12y ago
  Originally when an Inconvenient Truth came out, I was a bit annoyed by a few things (can't remember what now) which I thought were misleading about the science or at least the presentation of the science. I got over it. I feel the same way about this right up. I've been saying for ages that the best way to get over the climate change 'debate' is to not debate the 'facts', but to simply recognize that we can't pollute the earth. Give a hoot, don't pollute (as we used to say in Canada). Tough to have anybody argue against that logic, I don't care who you are, give me any example of where polluting the environment is a good thing. I take the same view with stuff like this. You don't/shouldn't need parents or governments to tell you that eating lots of sugar or fast food is bad for you. Is it the answer to the obesity epidemic? Maybe yes, maybe no (I suspect yes), but even so, it is an answer to overall health.