Keystone, 'Safest Pipeline in the World,' Ruptures—Again
Keystone, 'Safest Pipeline in the World,' Ruptures—Again
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one of my favorite kaiju movies has a very explicit moral at the end, when the japanese guy dumps the blonde left leg of the love triangle (the only white woman and only non-japanese person in the entire film) at the end and says THINGS SHOULD STAY WHERE THEY ARE. it's horrible and i love it. but you know, maybe it had a point.
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sorry i'm really high, sometimes my brain skips a few steps. the oil. leave it there.
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I’m not sure the analogy works, because the movie’s message is pretty xenophobic and xenophobia is contributing to the terrifying population decline of Japan.
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"THINGS SHOULD STAY WHERE THEY ARE"
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Terrifying?
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Check out this video. I know this is about South Korea, and it’s Kurzgesagt which I understand there are some issues with, but the stuff laid out in this video applies to Japan, too. Not quite as badly or as soon, but it’s a grim picture.
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LEAVE IT IN THE GROUND
Never been to a climate demo?
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Apparently not
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