An Inconvenient Goof
Al Gore’s new book for kids just arrived … in an envelope about three times its size. Is that a wise use of natural resources?
–Rod Lott
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Al Gore is a hypoctie who tells the working class to cut back while piggishly living at the apex of human luxury.
I doubt Al Gore had anything to do with the selection of packaging materials.
What is a hypoctie? Since this is a book review website, let me recommend one to you: DICTIONARY.
That word,”hypoctie” was what they call a typographical error. Al Gore may not choose the packaging materials for his books, but his household uses more electricity in one month than the average American uses in one year. The word that I was looking for was “Hypocrite”, or “Aristocrat” works too.
Get out from under Al Gore’s desk and wipe your chin Ed.
Korby Lodoen