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The left often comes up with the most obscure and bizarre ways to justify climate change, but to claim that returning to the office after a work-from-home environment will contribute to this inevitable climate catastrophe is a bit of a stretch, to say the very least.

During COVID, many state workers began working from home. That was over six years ago. Even the left cannot justify keeping these people working from their bedrooms. This is why the state has demanded many of these remote workers return to the office. The problem with the left is that they are one of the most entitled and spoiled groups of people in modern history. Thus, they whined and whined, but their emotional gaslighting didn't work. The best excuse they can convey now is that this will somehow ruin the environment.

Per the Daily Caller:

State employee union California Attorneys, Administrative Law Judges and Hearing Officers in State Employment (CASE) issued letters on May 27 to state agencies, claiming that Newsom’s return-to-work order did not use the policies set in place by a more than five-decade-old environmental law.

The union’s letters went to over 100 state agencies, according to the Sacramento Bee.

CASE claims in one of its letters that the return-to-office order will “require hundreds of thousands of additional monthly commutes by state workers, creating hundreds of thousands of new car trips and thousands of tons of additional air pollution from automobile tailpipes.

LOL. Isn't it a bit weird that these same people didn't seem to have this concern when they took the job, which we can assume was in-person at the time of initial employment? This is what makes their claims disingenuous and a pathetic attempt to hold onto their work-from-home utopia.

While I am not here to tell you that these people are lazy, I am here to tell you California State workers have got to be some of the most entitled employees in America -- and that is putting it lightly.

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