> Do you think Extinction Rebellion is doing more to fight climate change than the people working with governments to enact good climate policy? I don't think

> Do you think Extinction Rebellion is doing more to fight climate change than the people working with governments to enact good climate policy? I don't think either have been very effective, at least not recently (getting CFCs banned in the 90s was pretty cool though). And certainly not on the scale that's required at this stage. > Serious people don't engage in terrorism because the issue is serious. They try to convince the existing power structures to take action. And the existing power structures dig in their heels, or put on a big show of making changes while really doing almost nothing, or cede some ground for a few years, and then pay to get someone in political power who will reverse all that progress, so that no action ever really gets taken. Fun!