Climate ‘experts’ have been warning us for quite some time of the inevitable doom that humans have yet to face and Martha Stewart had the nerve to put an iceberg in her drink. Can you believe this?

Stewart posted a picture of herself enjoying a cocktail aboard a cruise traveling to Greenland from Iceland. The social media post subsequently caused backlash from her followers who felt she was ignoring “an ongoing global climate crisis,” according to entertainment weekly.

“Global warming and melting ice caps but we need glacier ice for cocktails?!” one person commented.

It feels like just a short while ago, the same people were also praising Stewart for landing the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover.

Climate activists have been sounding the alarm for decades that it was only a matter of time before we are all extinct from not doing more to stop this change in temperature.

In 2005, Nature published an article about the potential of drowning polar bears.

“Reports this week claimed that polar bears were being forced by climate change into cannibalism and attempting suicidal swims. Experts say it is too early to be sure, but that these are the kind of impacts expected as melting sea ice leaves the bears with longer distances to travel,” the article said in 2005.

Although climate change was supposed to wreak havoc on polar bears, it turns out the world’s polar bear population actually increased from around 12,000 in 1965 to an estimated 26,000 last year.”

Progressives have been making claims about climate change for quite some time now and for some reason, they never seem to come true.

Al Gore predicted that the North Pole would be ice-free by 2013 and our only way out was to impose a carbon tax and publicly shame climate change “neglecters and deniers.”

I am not sure what’s worse, vegan activists or climate activists. But it’s no surprise the two hysterical movements go hand-in-hand.

“While plant-based foods have won support from those looking for alternatives to products made from animals, [Bill] Gates said that he started backing plant-based food ventures because of their potential to combat climate change,” the billionaire said.

It probably is just a coincidence that radical solutions to climate change closely align with progressive policies, right?