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I don't think people working in fields are being told to not go to work. Food production is critical work and is still allowed. It is the service industry (bars
by njarboe 7y ago
I don't think people working in fields are being told to not go to work. Food production is critical work and is still allowed. It is the service industry (bars, restaurants, hotels, travel, sports, concerts, etc.) that is taking the hit, but it also has lots of low wage jobs.
If a carbon tax was applied to whole countries and the funds collected given back as a per person dividend instead of going into the general budget, I think most people would support that. There are ways forward. We just have to support ways that work with the system we have instead of using climate change as a crisis to implement the utopian ideas of a few.
- twblalock 7y ago> I don't think people working in fields are being told to not go to work. I didn't mean literal field workers. I mean field as in "job field".