ccrobinson
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Al Gore has continued to call for reduced energy consumption. Perhaps he should start with his own home. Physician, heal thyself.
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Nialler said:The comparison hardly seems apt.
Firstly, it is necessary to compare with a house of equivalent size. The graph of energy consumption isn't a straight line as house size increases.
It is necessary to know how many people live/work there.
It is necessary to know what additional load is unusual to him, such as security systems, etc.
It is necessary to know whether people work there and on what basis - is it 24 x 7? Do they have separate cooking/washing facilities?
All these are necessary to perform a reasoned comparison of power consumption. Remember that 3 shifts of 4 security men represents an additional consumption of 12 people.
The comparison proves nothing about Gore and even less about global warming.
Daisy said:As someone put it in another website:
How many families do work/live in that house?donnA said:Prehaps if he were rally worried about energy and the enviroment he would do mor ein his personal life, like live in a smaller house, for that much electricity he lives in a house big enough for 4 or5 families.
Bro. Curtis said:Well, it looks like the elite want to save the energy for themselves. Do as I say, not do.
Terry_Herrington said:You must have been listening to that right-wing god Rush Limbauge. This is exactly what he talked about during his second hour today.
Bro. Curtis said:You don't need Limbaugh to see that Gore is a hypocrite.
donnA said:Apparently even he doesn't beleive his message.
Daisy said:As someone put it in another website:
Terry_Herrington said:I disagree that Gore is a hypocrite. And, even if he is, it doesn't mean his message is wrong.
For someone who says the sky is falling, he does very little. He says he recycles and drives a hybrid. And he claims he uses renewable energy credits to offset the pollution he produces when using a private jet to promote his film. (In reality, Paramount Classics, the film's distributor, pays this.)
Public records reveal that as Gore lectures Americans on excessive consumption, he and his wife Tipper live in two properties: a 10,000-square-foot, 20-room, eight-bathroom home in Nashville, and a 4,000-square-foot home in Arlington, Va. (He also has a third home in Carthage, Tenn.) For someone rallying the planet to pursue a path of extreme personal sacrifice, Gore requires little from himself.