This is the equivalent of the eco-fascists smashing up the kettle.
In the early days of the railroads in the US, an old man lived in a shack and refused to relocate when the company built a railroad just feet away from his makeshift home, which would rattle and shake every time a steam loco passed by. A friend visited one day and brought with him a 'new-fangled' steel kettle for the old man to use on his wood-burning furnace. When it came to the boil, it started whistling and the old man leapt up, grabbed a piece of wood and beat the thing to death! Amazed, his friend asked, "Why did you do that?", to which the old man replied: "You've gotta get em while they're young!"
A neice of mine killed herself about 25 years ago. She was 16 and she jumped off a bridge. She left letters explaining and apologising. She felt that, amongst other issues, the state of the planet and the damage she, as a human being, was causing meant that there was no future. Her education had been full, even then, of how humans were destroying the planet. Nothing anybody else said could convince her that her teachers were wrong - after all, they were right about how to read and write and do maths. Most of her homework projects involved catastrophe-avoidance scenarios (the whales are dying because of humans, show how to save them using recycled rubbish). The wickedness of the zealot knows no bounds - this climate/planet saving nonsense is as cruel as the Catholic church of old with the Inquisition. The idea that we are more advanced or clever or enlightened than those old religious zealots is proveably untrue. They'd be burning some of us if burning things didn't help destroy the planet!
This is the equivalent of the eco-fascists smashing up the kettle.
In the early days of the railroads in the US, an old man lived in a shack and refused to relocate when the company built a railroad just feet away from his makeshift home, which would rattle and shake every time a steam loco passed by. A friend visited one day and brought with him a 'new-fangled' steel kettle for the old man to use on his wood-burning furnace. When it came to the boil, it started whistling and the old man leapt up, grabbed a piece of wood and beat the thing to death! Amazed, his friend asked, "Why did you do that?", to which the old man replied: "You've gotta get em while they're young!"
The old man sounds like a government adviser.
A neice of mine killed herself about 25 years ago. She was 16 and she jumped off a bridge. She left letters explaining and apologising. She felt that, amongst other issues, the state of the planet and the damage she, as a human being, was causing meant that there was no future. Her education had been full, even then, of how humans were destroying the planet. Nothing anybody else said could convince her that her teachers were wrong - after all, they were right about how to read and write and do maths. Most of her homework projects involved catastrophe-avoidance scenarios (the whales are dying because of humans, show how to save them using recycled rubbish). The wickedness of the zealot knows no bounds - this climate/planet saving nonsense is as cruel as the Catholic church of old with the Inquisition. The idea that we are more advanced or clever or enlightened than those old religious zealots is proveably untrue. They'd be burning some of us if burning things didn't help destroy the planet!
Maybe there needs to be another set of childrens books.
Farmers are not Evil.
The government wants you to die (in poverty).
Lets go back to the stoneage.
Trust me I'm a doctor.......
DEI= DIE.
That "lady" has a b̶u̶l̶g̶e̶ beard.
The media would never lie.
Your sneeze could kill millions.
No wonder so many children are growing up suffering from anxiety amd depression with no hope for the future.