nothingcorporateWe just survived the hottest 36 days ever recorded
teftHottest 36 days ever recorded…so far.
Nobody panic!
The only people that matter, who also happen to be the ones that caused and continue to exacerbate the climate apocalypse knowingly for private profit, have built luxury bunker complexes in temperate places like New Zealand to shield themselves from the consequences of their own actions.
No one important is in danger, just us billions of disposable capital batteries, no biggie.
Now get back to work! The owners have quarterly ego score expectations to exploit out of you before you die of heat stroke because of your bad decisions like being poor!
The more you attempt to shift to revolution, the more you counteract real meaningful change. There are market solutions to this problem and it’s called government regulation.
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Successful revolution and war will not help global warming. Failure will result in a massive social shift against these ends.
queermunistThis is literally idealism.
You have an idea about a market solution to the problem, and then act like you’ve solved the problem.
The problem isn’t a lack of ideas! The problem is a lack of implementation! You have to get these ideas into the real world somehow, and revolution is the only way you can do that. There are billionaires aligned against implementing these ideas. You have to stop them.
BombOmOmWhich country has implemented what you seek? Who has done it right?
JackGreenEarthMany countries have successfully overthrown previous governments and implemented new ones. It depends what you mean by ‘successful’.
It depends what you mean by ‘successful’.
I’m asking which ones did it by their definition of successful. Which country should we emulate?
And as for me, I’m not sure there’s anything we can do about this, even with a revolution - at least with such a small number of us that actually care. If the majority actually wanted to change from the status quo, maybe then a revolution could work.