Has the destruction of the extended family contributed to climate change?

by Tristan Moorhen

Many different things have taken center stage as the media's fall guy wearing a black t-shirt that says, "I'm to Blame for Global Warming" on the front with "and I don't care" o...read more

by Scott Cameron

Oh for goodness sake. You might as well ask if blowing your nose contributes to climate change. Or walking to work rather than driving. Both activities cause the exhalat...read more

by Kate Johns

This topic actually is two debates in one. I'm pretty sure I could make it three or four debates if you really want me to. No, don't be ridiculous the destruction of the extende...read more

by Andrea Paulsen

Global warming is the perfect vehicle for those who wish to accomplish their own forms of social engineering. Why? Because everything causes global warming and global warming ...read more

by Mihalis Pontikis

Are you kidding me?!?! Global warming is nothing but a myth. Al Gore and others like him are on this ridiculous crusade to try to make himself feel important by scaring people i...read more

by Jamie Wyman

The question of the week is "What are you doing for Thanksgiving?" In a nutshell, we're having dinner with family from a minimum of 1700 miles away. In my youth, my parents and ...read more

by Michael Allen Carvell

Families have not influenced climate change in any way this is the problem people look for blame at every chance instead of figuring out how to affect change in our climate prob...read more

by Adam Smith

The destruction of the extended family has not contributed to climate change. I have read many articles of the opposing viewpoint on this topic and I must say that it is no more...read more

by Christina Mahoney

The destruction of the extended family does not in any way, shape or form contribute to climate change. The extended family is not destroyed in my family. My children visit th...read more