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Yes, this is probably effective propaganda, and moreover, propaganda for a just cause. Nonetheless it is not evidence for climate change, and moreover it is no
by eemax 9y ago
Yes, this is probably effective propaganda, and moreover, propaganda for a just cause.
Nonetheless it is not evidence for climate change, and moreover it is not even necessarily an example of the effects of climate change - even we 100% fix climate change, there will still be plenty of starving wild animals available for sad videos.
The actual way to ensure there are no starving wild animals is to exterminate them in the wild. But that's probably not a good idea.
- b4lancesh33t 9y agoHas anyone in the linked article or in these comments tried to position this video as evidence of climate change? I don't see it if so.
- oconnor663 9y agoSure, it's in the original article. > By telling the story of one polar bear, Nicklen hopes to convey a larger message about how a warming climate has deadly consequences.
- lwall 9y agoNo. "Here's an example of the effects of climate change" is not the same thing as "this is proof of climate change"
- b4lancesh33t 9y agoI don't think the photographer would say that the polar bear should convince anyone that climate change is occurring. Instead, they assume that reasonable people are already convinced, and are trying to demonstrate a reason one should care.
- jackhack 9y ago"propaganda for a just cause" That's a troubling turn of phrase.