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All communities have some diversity in them. Maybe they should pay attention to their hypocrite peers too.
by mantas 3y ago
All communities have some diversity in them. Maybe they should pay attention to their hypocrite peers too.
- littlestymaar 3y agoAnd then what? Exclude them from the club?
- mantas 3y agoIt's up to the club. But if a club is fine with hypocrite posers, then it is a hypocrite posers club. Which is fine. Many people want to be hardcore, but their moms don't let them.
- lukan 3y agoWhat's hardcore. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPtEfirTn30 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPtEfirTn30
- littlestymaar 3y agoYou missed the irony entirely: there's no club and no gatekeepers. Stupid people and hypocrite will use the same banner you do and sometimes it will be false flags as well, such is life and that's why you should never judge a group on their most stupid members, because on the Internet there's no barrier to entry and anyone can claim to belong to the group, even if everyone else in the group thinks they are morons.
- mantas 3y agoClimate-wise, those hypocrites is a good chunk of that demographic. I'll change my mind when I see those people calling out en-masse mass long distance tourism. Or Greta yachta BS which generated much more pollution than 2 passengers in a regular flight, let alone zoom call. How many stupid members do you need to call a club stupid? 20%? 50%? 80%?
- littlestymaar 3y agoThe club needs to exist as such in the first place… People saying things about climate are like people doing sport, there are hundreds of very distinct groups with wildly different ethos or behaviors. It wouldn't make any sense to put you in the same club as coal runners right, would it?
- mantas 3y agoI don't have any intersecting talking points with coal runners though. When you start stretching coal runners definition, long-distance-flying-loving „greens“ will become coal runner colleagues than me :)