🤔 Oh, I get it. You're one of "those types." The type that'll find any way to dispute anything that tells us something is wrong.
As if the overall inflation figure and other obscure, arcane bullshit changes the fact that a McChicken tripled in price, which is something that deeply and demonstrably affects ALL of our lives whether we eat fast food or not.
So clearly we need a different solution than cutting back on emissions.
I'd argue we might have to start human expansion into space to have any real positive impact. A solar shade, for example, could block out enough sunlight to artificially prevent warming and stabilize the climate while we construct or seek out alternative energy resources.
You don't sound any better to be quite frank. You're not only lowering yourself by stooping to their level, but you're legitimizing their behavior by doing exactly what they accused Flying Squid of doing.
People on Lemmy are just as bad.
Wind turbines? Solar thermal? Nuclear in exchange for all of those Bitcoins, perhaps?
🤔 Oh, I get it. You're one of "those types." The type that'll find any way to dispute anything that tells us something is wrong.
As if the overall inflation figure and other obscure, arcane bullshit changes the fact that a McChicken tripled in price, which is something that deeply and demonstrably affects ALL of our lives whether we eat fast food or not.
🤔🤔🤔 I guess I can empathize. People are always traumatized by whatever their parents tell them. What a shame.
I mean, fair, but still. People should push them to go green.
Why would you assume the text was only referring to those soldiers and not literally everyone who aided and abbetted the Holocaust?
You can get solar panels for like $100-$200 on Amazon right now. Nice ones. The price of them dropped like a fucking rock since China got involved.
I agree with you. That still means Bitcoin is on the hook though.
They weren't blaming the youth. Where do you get that from?
🤔 I wonder what the hell it is that's so scary about admitting they're wrong to other people.
You'd think with all of the money they're pulling in, they'd invest in solar panels or something to lower their overhead.
Or am I making the mistake of approaching the situation with common sense?
Oh oops, F, hold on
*unethical/immoral
Planes are ubiquitous to the global north. They're not an American thing.
So clearly we need a different solution than cutting back on emissions.
I'd argue we might have to start human expansion into space to have any real positive impact. A solar shade, for example, could block out enough sunlight to artificially prevent warming and stabilize the climate while we construct or seek out alternative energy resources.
How would they go about it, do you think? Is there a legal way such a thing could be shut down?
You don't sound any better to be quite frank. You're not only lowering yourself by stooping to their level, but you're legitimizing their behavior by doing exactly what they accused Flying Squid of doing.
I'm surprised no one here has organized something like this yet.