The climate crisis is solvable, but human rights must trump profits
The climate crisis is solvable, but human rights must trump profits
Huge planetary problems were fixed in the past, yielding lessons for the current climate crisis — yet this time a solution is justice.
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Again you are missing the point.
I know many great individuals, it's the masses I fear
You won't know the masses by knowing a few people. You learn by studying history and looking at statistics
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"The masses" are just individuals. You sound like a 20 year old who just discovered atheism and started reading the paper.
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I'm actually quite older.... And as you get older you'll see how the masses do not act as their individual parts
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There's no fucking antenna that pops out of people's heads and overrides their thoughts when considered in abstract. That's Murdoch rag level of boomer bullshit.
Idk what broken arse society you feel like you're from but humans everywhere work towards the collective all the time. You try to come up with some derranged "actually we don't support the vulnerable" because propaganda about costs is written about and yet even in the face of that people continue to not attack each other in the streets. Oh capitalism is cannabalism is it? fucking derranged take but even so you just conveniently ignore how that system is enforced by a tiny minority and billions of people struggle against it or try to tame it. Oh climate change inaction huh? yes sure if you judge us all by the fucked up leaders of states but what about all the protests? what about all the climate scientists? The journalists writing about? what about the fact that greenwashing is an effective marketing strategy?
Like I'm sorry that Shazza and Bazza on the street don't know how to tackle massive structural issues but it is absolutely a lobotomised take to think that means they're not decent creatures.
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It's a well documented sociological phenomena.. maybe read a book before raging
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I'm not raging I'm Australian.
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