Couch Potato Children Now Forced To Consider Possibility of Climate Change
It used to be that parents could just plop their fat little children in front of "Ren & Stimpy" for hours without having to worry a bit about the little ones being attacked by "knowledge" or "science." But this is the age of Obama and librul media and Sharia law, etc., so naturally the days of a carefree slob childhood are all but over.
On the August 3 edition of Fox & Friends, co-host Steve Doocy said:
DOOCY: The Department of Education invited a bunch of DC kids in and they had this festivity and they handed out these particular Nickelodeon books where clearly Nickelodeon is pushing a global warming agenda.
CARLSON: The Department of Education using SpongeBob SquarePants now to teach kids about global warming. The government agency showed kids this cartoon and handed out books that blamed man for global warming, but they did not tell kids that that is actually a disputed fact. Oops!
CARLSON: We all know that SpongeBob is popular with the kids and for the life of me I still keep trying to figure out why it is. My kids watch limited TV but every time they chose that show, I'm like, 'Why?' Anyway -- it's hard to even follow sometimes. Anyway now maybe that will be a good thing because SpongeBob is talking a lot about global warming, and he's only looking at it from one point of view.
Gretchen Carlson is at least a little relieved now, because she has a reason to forbid her children from watching this cartoon show, which isΒ very difficultΒ for her to understand. Gretchen Carlson does not understand the part about living creatures existing under the water. Isn't that just where all the oil lives? [Β Media Matters for AmericaΒ ]
FSM: ditto.
Stanford gives rise to a surprising number of wingnuts. The Hoover Institute is like this festering herpes sore that they just can't get rid of, and it's a magnet for right-wingers with an inexplicable talent for taking standardized tests.