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It just amazes me that people seem able to be pro-migration and pro-environment and seriously believe there is no contradiction between the two. Those people th
by growlist 7y ago
It just amazes me that people seem able to be pro-migration and pro-environment and seriously believe there is no contradiction between the two. Those people that move are going to need somewhere to live, work, go to school, shop, etc etc. All of that requires constrution, which is massively carbon intensive. Less migration means less of that construction, and also avoids the negative impacts on both the source and the destination. Far better to have people with their own people rather than forced to the other side of the world. And we get to maintain the distinctive cultures of the world.
I love diversity: that's why I think we should stop trying to destroy it.
- erikpukinskis 7y agoBeing “pro environment” doesn’t mean you believe every other concern must be sacrificed at the alter of the environment at every opportunity.
- vkreso 7y agoThose darned people looking for better life opportunities, security and happiness by moving to the developed world. Calling such behavior "forced" is so inconsiderate. It blows my mind that you are trying to blame people for trying to find better lives. Should a lady in a brazilian favela not have washing machines? Should people not experience and use electric light or air travel? I also assume you are from the west which makes your position extremely arrogant as well. I am very afraid of what the environmentalist movenment is turning into and would not be surprised to see major violent eco-terrorist events in the future. Makes me ashamed to support green policies. So inconsiderate.
- bjourne 7y agoIn other words, you have no idea how much or how little global warming emigration from the Thirld World causes, yet you assume the amount to be substantial?