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The argument is that we’re going after the wrong things, usually. Of course we want to improve things across all vectors, but we’ve been disproportionately aski
by xctr94 3y ago
The argument is that we’re going after the wrong things, usually. Of course we want to improve things across all vectors, but we’ve been disproportionately asking the lower and middle classes to make sacrifices; and have been too lenient with corporations and the ultra-rich. Most pollution isn’t caused directly by the things we’ve been fighting.
- timeon 3y agoSo you thing that `progressives` are going just after these things? There are many comments in this thread that are just blame shifting from one side to another. That is why there is not going to be done anything about it. There is always someone else to blame.