(2/n) Because in the past 20 years even these small and medium changes have been brushed away purposefully and ill-meaning, we are now seemingly only left with the large, less stable, likely painful steps. Screaming for panic and radical action is not out of joy, but out of care in a desperate situation. That's the moment for the Delayers to say: I get it now or I was wrong or I'm sorry or Let me make it up to you. Instead they continue their strategy of smoke and mirrors to evade any responsibility while squeezing out every last penny of possible profit.

#DelayofClimateAction #cooptation #greed #radicalization #errorculture #authoritarianism

@toni Yet I've noticed that it's accepted usage to call all kinds of mistakes "bugs" all of the time.

(Well, if there's a bug ticket, what else could it be?)

I imagine that if one were to use non-standard language during a team meeting and say "I've made a small mistake here" there's a slightly higher chance that questions might arise (some managers need #errorculture course) than if I smugly describe it as a "bug".

Then everyone just nods sagely and goes on to the next subject.

Weird 😁