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Hang on, politicians won't enforce sustainable living because the voters won't support it, but violent global revolution (presumably from a voting-minority?) do
by bruce511 1y ago
Hang on, politicians won't enforce sustainable living because the voters won't support it, but violent global revolution (presumably from a voting-minority?) does it?
And the "save the planet" faction (which we might think are left-leaning) overlap with the mostly non-violent faction? Whole the conservative drill-baby-drill faction overlap with the gun-loving, govt overthrowing militant types?
So your second possibility doesn't pass the smell test.
And of course we won't destroy the planet. At worst we'll make it unsuitable for human life. The planet itself will be just fine, and life will thrive after-people just like it does everywhere people have left.
Yes, I think the planet will change. And those people unable to adapt will perish. But plenty of people will survive, just perhaps not with current US lifestyles...
- i_love_retros 1y agoI can't make sense of your first two paragraphs with all the question marks.
- i_love_retros 1y agowhat makes you think the left leaning save the planet types are non-violent? did you see what happened in russia 100 years ago? or china? or cuba? granted they weren't so much "save the planet" types, but i reckon they were a little left leaning! and it's not too much of a leap to imagine that again with environmental concerns thrown into the ideological mix