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Downvote for bringing race into the discussion

• traumfinder 3y ago
  Real talk: Maybe people over 50-60yo should really not have any saying when it comes to climate change. It's not the generation that will most likely suffer from the stupidity of white, privileged humans over the last couple centuries. Put the generation at power WRT to climate change that will need to grow up in it. We grown-ups fucked it up. Now it's time to step back and fix shit.
  • malux85 3y ago
    I agree with you, that’s why I have started a startup on green chemistry that does research on climate fixing chemical pathways. I work a day job to fund this myself, and am putting all my personal resources into it, I am definitely putting my money where my mouth is on fixing climate change. but I think that you risk your important message about “affected people should have more voting power on this issue” being muddied or disregarded, because of your racist language, if you leave that part out, then your message is more pure, and harder for haters to attack.
    • traumfinder 3y ago
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      • zosima 3y ago
        This is racism against white people: https://twitter.com/bennyjohnson/status/1686025436667518976?s=46&t=1H905Q01aSY50fpL7_AJsg https://twitter.com/bennyjohnson/status/1686025436667518976?... And there is a damn lot of it.
      • torotonnato 3y ago
        It's a truly ugly definition of racism for someone, like me, that grew up with the idea that everyone has, and should have, equal dignity. I know that this is the correct and accepted definition in some circles, but I want you to reflect on what you wrote: is that definition of racism logical?