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| ▲ | SiempreViernes 8 minutes ago | parent | next [-] | | Yeah, lets not forget Bush sr switching from advocating action against climate change to enforcing inaction on the political pretence of protecting jobs. https://sk.sagepub.com/ency/edvol/globalwarming2ed/chpt/bush... | |
| ▲ | edhelas an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-] | | https://rehost.diberie.com/Picture/Get/f/532005 Picture from the french "moderate" right journal Le Figaro, mai 2026. "investigation into environmental alarmists" | |
| ▲ | jubilee33 an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-] | | Yes because it was the old people watching Fox news who did this...those led astray; but not corporations polluting and their employees "just doing their job", not politicians enabling them and taking payoffs, not the people who own the propaganda outlets? I mean ultimately it is everyone who ever bought an electronic product or drove an automobile or ate a burger right?... At some level. But it just seems like this level of anger should be directed at the actually decision makers and their lackeys... or are u claiming that there is some sort of functioning democracy that holds power accountable, because most of the electorate like wars and bombing and usury and these things too? If you must be angry, and not saying you shouldn't be, please focus it on the correct source and not other powerless people, misinformed as they may be. | | |
| ▲ | jrajav an hour ago | parent [-] | | Let's roll with the futilist attitude for a second; what is it you suggest that we actually do, once we're focusing the anger on the correct source? | | |
| ▲ | jubilee33 34 minutes ago | parent [-] | | Well you know that answer deep down don't you. Our ancestors knew it. Its simple.
What isn't simple is how to stop the cycle from repeating over and over. But first things first perhaps.
What I personally do is not give them any money if I can help it, and certainly not any consent, any sort of of aide and succour. But this has made my own life probably a lot more difficult than it would be otherwise. Real examples, I dont live in the west, I don't vote, I don't give any money to corpos, not firsthand, I am typing on an ancient probably third hand device and other than utilities it's negligible.
I try to be as self sufficient as possible and create as less waste as I can ...this is not futilist...these are small things that make a difference at scale.
But ultimately once the next round of guillotines has run its course, which is unenviable and inevitable at this point. We need to find a way to educate ourselves and balance our desires...which will be very hard yes.
Not fultile. | | |
| ▲ | henearkr 6 minutes ago | parent [-] | | "Giving money to corpos" is basically living in society where the work is shared so that somebody e.g. good at repairing a water leak can concentrate on that and do the job for others, etc. Or you mean "big corpos"? Why does the size matter? Or do you mean that those are unethical corporations? So let's focus on preventing them from doing unethical things them. In any case, we are living in society, so it is better to cooperate, and to no add but multiply our competences in order to create the future's solutions. Living "by ourselves", all 8 billions of us, is the recipe for flash-burning through all of the planet's resources. All of us just using wood for energy is just stupid and short-lived. Our "ancestors" lived on a much different planet and were much less many. Ah, and I forgot to address your call for violence. That's the opposite of a solution. All the most devoid of ideas and of creativity, the most bloodthirsty, will win, and those are the least capable of well managing the planet in the future. Well done. (And remember, we were looking for how to prevent corporations to do unethical things. In the same breath we call for massacre? Fascinating.) |
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| ▲ | dgellow an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-] | | The president of the United States, and pretty much all his cult-members/followers | |
| ▲ | jauntywundrkind an hour ago | parent | prev [-] | | I think part of why the right keeps getting more brazen, more anti-reality, anti-science, anti-education, anti-school, anti-democracy is that so many of their numbers are coming due. Disinformation isn't working, as the problems mount, so animosity/overdrama/anger and anti-information are the routes left to them now, as Titanic walls of flame engulf the world in their wake. Bush II dismantled NASA's mission statement to monitor the world, for example. This is not a new foe, and I have not forgotten. https://www.ucs.org/resources/nasa-earth-removed-mission-sta... |
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