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Inspired by Swedish teen, worldwide protest demands climate action


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7 minutes ago, Sujo said:

Which is why the youth are telling the adults to fix it and find alternatives.

 

Or do you think children need to find the fix themselves.

I agree with you..

 

However they are not just children but young adults.

 

One forgets that Wing Commander Guy Gibson VC,DSO,DFC and Bar-who led 617 Squadron into the assault in May,1943 was a little under 25 years of age.

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7 hours ago, transam said:

Wonder how many cars these folks families have amassed, central heating to go home too.....Or, how many have given up the car, don't use central heating and wouldn't dream of getting on a plane for a short holiday...

Chomper Higgot....Bluespunk......jollyhangmon.....You are all confused by my above  post.

 

Would love to know why....?

 

My thoughts are that those who are making the fuss are the ones causing the climate problems and probably don't realise it, they think A/C, central heating, all indoors drive a car, flying off to the sun, has always been there.....

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5 minutes ago, Bluespunk said:

Yeah, makes perfect sense to blame those young protesters for the actions of their parents and past generations...jesus h...

Let me finish it for you.

 

...Christ-they are dense beyond any form of human (or extra-terrestial) intervention.

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Just now, Bluespunk said:

If you are referring to me as one of those who you resent having a view on climate change and the current protests, PM and I will be more than happy to let you know what I do. 

I read many of your posts, and have to say that, same as you do, i also do my best to minimise my impact on the ecology of the planet.

Obviously something more can and must be done.

I am referring to those who are crying loud, but do nothing real for a change, except shouting.

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3 minutes ago, mauGR1 said:

I read many of your posts, and have to say that, same as you do, i also do my best to minimise my impact on the ecology of the planet.

Obviously something more can and must be done.

I am referring to those who are crying loud, but do nothing real for a change, except shouting.

My apologies for my assumption. I shall delete my post

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4 hours ago, Gudge said:

This climate protest by the schoolkids and others is really a bunch of <deleted> and just an excuse to take a day off. There has been pictures of some of the grounds after the protests and they look like garbage dumps with all the plastic and garbage left behind by the so called environmental protesters but the media removes the pictures almost as soon as they are posted. If they were so concerned about the environment they wouldn't have to send in cleaning crews and garbage trucks to clean up after they leave.

You're referring to the fake news pictures, spread via Facebook, made in London after a marijuana event? Now used by climate change deniers as 'made in Australia after the climate change event there?

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2 minutes ago, Bluespunk said:

My apologies for my assumption. I shall delete my post

No worries, there's no need for apologies, i think we have similar views and lifestyles, perhaps we only differ on details.

For example, i'm not very fond of the "Greta Phenomenon" not because i don't like her, but because i heard the same story too many times.

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6 hours ago, phantomfiddler said:

What a bunch of clowns ! Pollution poses a far greater problem, and it is something we can physically deal with. Stop eating meat ? Is someone losing it ?

Agreed. The focus should be on reducing pollution. That's what we can do. But I don't think we can change the climate. That's beyond us I'm afraid.

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42 minutes ago, transam said:

Chomper Higgot....Bluespunk......jollyhangmon.....You are all confused by my above  post.

 

Would love to know why....?

 

My thoughts are that those who are making the fuss are the ones causing the climate problems and probably don't realise it, they think A/C, central heating, all indoors drive a car, flying off to the sun, has always been there.....

Another sweeping generalisation. 

 

Example: I fitted central heating into a house I owned and overnight my energy bills dropped, my new gas fired condensing boiler was way more efficient that the open fires and back boiler water heater I was previously using. 

 

But don't let details get in the way of a good rant. 

 

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2 minutes ago, Thunder26 said:

Agreed. The focus should be on reducing pollution. That's what we can do. But I don't think we can change the climate. That's beyond us I'm afraid.

Apart from the fact that i'm not eating meat and fish since i was 16, amen to that.

And yes, extensive and massive meat production is one of the most polluting activities, not to talk about the suffering of the animals.

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33 minutes ago, mauGR1 said:

There are a lot of hypocrites here, and they are the ones who talk louder.

If you were really concerned for the planet, you would leave the technological society behind, and go to grow beans in the mountains, but no, you want the cake and you want to eat it.

I question your intellectual honesty, if you know what it is.

I'm waiting for the rains to abate and I'll start planting my own vegetables.

 

Oh and I don't own a car. 

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24 minutes ago, transam said:

My youth, one car family.... Now, mum, dad and both teens have a car....Do you understand now....?

Do I understand your point, no not really. 

 

You are saying those protesting have all the things you want to assume they have.

 

Prove it.

 

Also I have never owned a car and for most of my childhood, neither did my parents. 

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China and India are the new kids on the block, becoming well off because they are manufacturing OUR stuff, we gave it to them, do they give a toss about climate change..Naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah.

Even LOS, with all the talk, are doing nothing about it...

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3 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

What am I, the antidote to your inability to accept the scientific consensus and your hostility environmentalism?

 

Go read some of the science you so eagerly deny.

 

I thought you wouldn't/couldn't write something useful...

 

I don't eagerly deny anything, I pointed out that modern day living is probably the cause....

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Just now, Bluespunk said:

Find it difficult defending your posts when you’re challenged, don’t you. 

It is pointless. You don't understand that the number of cars on the worldwide roads increases every year, millions and millions of them burning stuff. Mega modern day plane travel increased burned stuff. Everywhere you go it is heated or has air con, burning stuff....Recycling is not so big, stuff burned or buried to create it's stuff..

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