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>100% of its nonvoting stock has gone to a nonprofit organization dedicated to combating climate change and protecting undeveloped land around the world. Looks
by Vt71fcAqt7 4y ago
>100% of its nonvoting stock has gone to a nonprofit organization dedicated to combating climate change and protecting undeveloped land around the world.
Looks like he just wasted 3 billion. Why not donate that money to something real like R&D of renewables? This will just fund more people who are profesional climate grifters: telling you that you are murdering the planet any time you do anything, and that the world will be uninhabitable and over becuase of you, all while collecting a fat check from this nonprofit.
- bioemerl 4y agoIf you spend $100 on r&d, you've gotten $100 in r&d. You spend $100 on convincing people that they need to spend money on r&d, you're $100 can contribute far more than $100 to overall movement towards an end to climate change. Is this what is going to happen with that money? I don't know. However, it's possible that this is still a good move even though it isn't going directly to research.
- Vt71fcAqt7 4y agoBetter yet, why don't we force the climate advocates to work for no pay (with only rice and watter for food) and spend the rest on r&d? I think that would contribute even more to the overall movement.
- bioemerl 4y agoThis just seems totally unreasonable. You can't ask people to work for no pay, or to live off rice and water.
- taolegal 4y ago> to live off rice and water isn't that pretty much the austerity that environmentalists want since they can't just kill off people to lower the population?
- somebehemoth 4y agoNo. Not at all.
- bioemerl 4y agoVast majority of the people who want more climate change action want green energy, more regulation of fossil fuels, and more efficient day today life activities. They do not generally want everyone to eat rice everyday. Maybe the most extreme ones do, but that's the nature of every group, there are extreme nutters.
- Vt71fcAqt7 4y agoWe won't ask them