Even James Hansen was there. He didn't argue that the crew of 6 was innocent, that they hadn't vandalized the power station, just that the threat of GW is so great that breaking the law in the name of "fighting AGW" is surely forgivable. Does this seem ridiculous to anyone else?
Anonymous2008-09-11T15:15:21Z
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And a whole flock flew over the coo-coo nest. The nuts are running things and sane people are being tossed in the nut house. Oh what the world has come to in so few years,
The solution is simple. If it is okay to damage coal power stations because they cause global warming. Just shut down all the coal power stations in England until the law is changed. I suspect the majority of the people will support such a change after 24 hours without power. When reason fails, unreasonableness is the best solution.
This is beyond ridiculous! This is absolutely insane! The above answers made great points, so where would this stop? Court rulings like this one set a precedent and new cases can claim the same reasons as their defense. I hope the coal company can appeal and get this ruling overturned. If not I see havoc coming of the worst kind.
No it's not okay and this is sad day for civilization, those who vandalized are criminals pure and simple. The court should its cowardice by not convicting these criminals and AGW proponents should who they truly are.
Hansen should be fired he is no friend of the earth or humanity he is a self absorbed person who has lost sense of the world around him.