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I think XR would prefer your solution as well. Still I can understand young people’s frustration when we after years and years of knowing about climate change d
by plufz 3mo ago
I think XR would prefer your solution as well. Still I can understand young people’s frustration when we after years and years of knowing about climate change do so little and so few laws of this type are enacted.
But I agree that their strategy is lacking. It would probably be easier to get people in general to support it if it didn’t affect them directly, sadly.
- abirch 3mo agoI understand why people are frustrated with the current system in general. You wouldn't design it this way. We need more young politicians shaping the laws and more entrepreneurs improving society.
- inigyou 3mo agoThat can't happen, because political positions are basically hereditary. Do you know what happened to every other hereditary political system?
- AnimalMuppet 3mo agoI call baloney. What percentage of the US Congress and governors, say, are people whose parents were in Congress and/or governors? I have no hard data, but my gut feel is less than 25%. That's basically not hereditary. Anyone with hard data, step right up...
- inigyou 3mo agonot literally parent-child hereditary but I mean the political class decides who succeeds itself
- scarecrowbob 3mo agoI get that it's a single case, but Darlene Graham did just take Lindsey Graham's spot, like, yesterday.
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