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I'd start improving my personal moral high ground by stopping supporting the largest and most powerful group of climate deniers on the planet, funded by the com
by orf 8y ago
I'd start improving my personal moral high ground by stopping supporting the largest and most powerful group of climate deniers on the planet, funded by the companies and interests that have an interest in keeping their voters ignorant of the real issues. It's no coincidence that 69% of conservatives think climate change is not real, whereas only 5% of democrats do.
But hey, that's just me.
- devmunchies 8y agoYou proved my point. Democrats think they are doing something by voting, and the politicians make the voters feel good by tossing them a bone once in a while (banning straws lol) but nothing is changing. Btw I’m not a republican and don’t vote republican. I’m a cherry picking voter.
- orf 8y ago> but nothing is changing Since 1995 Republicans have controlled both the house and senate almost exclusively[1]. Could this have something to do with it? Also I'm not saying be a democrat, but exercise your vote for the party that doesn't encourage climate denial at all levels. And I think some of the democrat policies on climate change went above and beyond 'banning straws lol'. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_power_in_the_United_States_over_time#Senate_Control_by_Party_Past_100_Years https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_power_in_the_United_...