Stop Al Gore, Kill a Tree!

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Now this is American ingenuity at its finest. Some enterprising individuals have devised the "Carbon Debit" as a way to offset lefty offsets. Rather than simply talking about Gore's hypocritical scheme of indulgences, these folks are doing something about it. It's kind of like a reverse indulgence (in the papal sense of the word). "I want to make sure that guy gets to hell."

Be sure to check out exactly how they make a carbon debit. For Lefties, this has got to be like the SpongeBob episode where skinflint Mr. Krabs is forced to watch a dollar bill get shredded in a blender. If you don't have kids, ignore that last comment.

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