Why You Should Live in a Dung Hut

The other day I predicted that within 2 centuries Europe will be populated by savages squatting in dung huts if current immigration policies and demographic projections are not reversed. But to moonbats, that is all the more reason to stay the course:

What housing material repels mosquitos, makes a stable foundation against natural disasters, acts like a thermal insulator and is the best natural disinfectant? You guessed it, poop! It’s a mood booster too.

Oh, and using poop makes home construction so much more environmentally sustainable.

Among the reasons given for why we should live in dung huts:

• Fiberglass allegedly causes cancer.
• Decades ago, lead paint was used.
• Dung huts supposedly do not need to be heated or cooled, thereby saving money on power bills. I have to admit I have never seen a dung hut with an HVAC system.
• Dung huts are said to free you from the environmentally unfriendly (and highly unusual) practice of wearing bug-spray indoors. Maybe insects can’t stand the smell.
• Dung homes “co-exist with their environment.”

The piece was written by Katherine Curtiss, a graduate of Harvard’s School of Education.

On a tip from J.