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I'll bite - suppose that the only people supporting lower carbon output are jetsetting cosmopolitan filthy commy lib-ruhls. If one person convinces a thousand p
by idiotsecant 4y ago
I'll bite - suppose that the only people supporting lower carbon output are jetsetting cosmopolitan filthy commy lib-ruhls. If one person convinces a thousand people or ten thousand people or a hundred thousand people to support systems that reduce those emissions and offsets their personal use by orders of magnitude would you still scoff?
I don't expect a sincere response since this seems to me to be just parroting of cable news talking points which tends to be a predictor of discourse level but I'd love to be surprised.
- newsclues 4y agoI’m a bike riding hippie that doesn’t own a car and I haven’t flown in close to a decade. Given that people like me exist that support reducing pollution from fossil fuels (climate change is a silly term), we don’t need to speculate that only the jet setting elites are interested in saving the planet. I do question the entire movement when the leaders are hypocrites and i sometimes think it’s a wasted effort for the average person.
- kurupt213 4y agoIt’s completely out of our control. It would be better to invest in tech to mitigate the impact
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- 11235813213455 4y agothat's what Elon Musk would say, or most people who still live their overpolluting lifestyle and watch climate change like another of their daily entertainment Our individual lifestyle and footprint is like a vote, it looks inefficient but it works as a whole (I know about the huge inertia of global warming, but definitely still worth to do something)