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Unless, of course, you can come up with some way to reuse or recycle nuclear waste AND make reactors completely safe.

Did you know that 2.5 million people live within the ‘danger zone’ - 30 km - of Pickering’s nuclear plant? Did you know that it is the only nuclear plant in the world built that close to a population of that size? Can you imagine the impact of an accident or a deliberate attack on the Pickering reactor??

Take action. Call George Smitherman, Ontario’s Energy Minister at (416) 972-7683. Instead of spending money fixing up the Pickering reactor, ask him to spend money investing in renewables. We can make a difference!

Pro Kids from Faith Promise Church on Vimeo.

Wow.

Anyone else see some serious flaws to this? Anyone else confused as to how their child has doomed someone to hell by waving at them during a church service?

Anyone else be outta that church so fast that man’s head would be spinning?

Wow.

My friend Sandy wrote about this over at The Daily Poop - check out her post. This was the comment I left there:

Holy. Crap.

I think you about summed up my thoughts on this ridiculous policy.

I think my favourite thing is that at the beginning of the clip, he said it was because the sanctuary (ummm … Holy? Whatever happened to the sanctuary being a holy place?) is a war zone. And from there it became - because it’s not relevant, because we’ve spent millions of dollars on other things for them, because they’re too distracting. Um, yeah. Is it because you’re concerned for their spiritual health (would you bring a baby into a warzone …) or because they’re irritating?

U.R.G.

I don’t think my keyboard can contain my venom

(Oh, and p.s. Pastor Chris? If the sanctuary isn’t a relevant environment, can you tell me how it’s healthy that a room off to the side with recliners and big-screen TVs IS??? Or is that part not the warzone?

I wanna hear your thoughts, my dear readers! Ready, set, GO!