In case you were wondering why some people refer to the environmental nut jobs as Nazi’s, read this story. Unfortunately, they now hold positions of power over our lives.
It’s the law in D.C. – recycle or face a fine from the Department of Public Works. But is enforcement of the law going too far?
Dupont Circle resident Patricia White says she has been fined eight times for throwing homemade cat litter in her trash. The fines total $2,000. White says she shreds old newspaper and junk mail to use as cat litter. She believes she is helping the environment by reusing the paper and avoiding cat litter you will find in stores.
After being fined several times, White says she called the Department of Public Works inspector who issued the tickets. According to White, the inspector admitted to digging through trash looking for violations. White even appealed the violations in D.C. court. Judge Audrey Jenkins agreed with the inspector after White explained the situation. FOX 5 tried to reach Judge Jenkins, but her office has declined to comment.
Trying to please the enviro-kooks was her first mistake.
Update: Speaking of enviro-kooks, AlGore and some other guy published what they call a “Manifesto for Sustainable Capitalism.” It’s almost blasphemous the number of times they use the word “capitalism” in such a manifesto. I think that might be all the news I can take for one day.
Update 2: Linked by I Own the World – thanks!

Just despicable. There’s only one way to turn it back.
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It sounds like the DC Public Works Inspector and Al Gore have too much time on their hands. They also believe that businesses and individuals need to be punished for failure to please the environmentalist.
Bullying is never productive.
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Taking care of the environment is not a bad thing. This case is more to do with DC being governed by a lack of common sense.
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“…the inspector admitted to digging through trash looking for violations.”
Good grief. Use a shredder on anything that has your name and address on it. That’s just commmon sense nowadays what with all the ID theft going on.
Then the NAZI-style trash-rummaging inspector will never know who threw away kittie’s leftovers, and – H O P E F U L L Y – lose a few nights sleep over it.
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Might be fun to try mixing krazy glue with the trash. I’m not sure how fast it dries or if it would work, but the thought of that trash inspector with a bag of cat poop stuck to his arm makes me smile.
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[...] burn days, no plastic bags, no child toys in happy meals, and some crazy pet laws, oh, and no recycling scofflaws [...]
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