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Were you politically organized or just showed up with a small group in a protest?

@ericklopes4046 locally politically organized. A total waste of my best years, in which I could have built a better future for myself and loved ones. People are people everywhere.

Is from hegel i think

What a load of shite 😂

It's curious you're not a peasant dying of hunger because you have no money after paying taxes, isn't it? Why could that possibly be?

@@enelabe The vast majority of people on this planet today live under the exact circumstances you're describing.

You mean the light of allah 👳🏽

@@methanemamba2461may the light of allah shine in your butt

i bet u didnt expect to find these type of comments here

@@maximilianskrskr can i get a double chunk chocolate blumkin with extra felch with a side of quandale chungus aioli?

u are the wind [bora] of our generation! thank you 🙏

_humor_

My friend, hello from the captured simulacrum of Google translate feeding me some of your words. I'm an environmental scientist from America who has gone insane due to the lack of attention to ecology. in the last thirty years, 75% of insect biomass has disappeared. This serves as the backbone of many economies, and represents trillions of dollars globally in innovations that don't exist. It represents the death of 500,000,000 years of evolutionary benefit because there is no economic system that puts a price on the preservation of ecology. We can't assure that insect populations won't collapse in the coming decades, the lack of biological inputs into larger organisms and the soil could lead to a larger scale collapse. Compound this with forest fire, mass deaths of aquatic life from pesticide runoff, sedimentation, and other waterway pollution. It is estimated that by 2050 1 billion people will be displaced due to ecological collapse making the caloric backbone of their local economies unstable. Japan, what will you do when the sea no longer produces food? How much land can be reverted to agriculture, how much international trade can be relied on when a global crisis of collapse takes place? Sure, it will take an estimated 100 - 300 years for a 98% GLOBAL collapse of fish populations. But it won't take 300 or even 100 years for a noticeable collapse when you account for decreased land crop yields as well as regional effects. The global metric or even systemic metric for collapse makes the destruction of millions banal... Local collapse will happen over and over as it already has displaced tens of thousands this year globally, a drop in the bucket that is starting to be felt in coastal towns of the USA will become a large influx of new mouths pouring into a failing supply chain and increasingly displaced/transient population from our abysmal insurance policies compounding over the Let's not be stupid, the crisis is swirling around in the atmosphere, it's an open ended question and will always remain that way. We can stand from our chateau and say it's not yet a crisis while increasing flood and drought periods come knocking on our global neighbor's doors. You're allowed a much larger isolationist bent when it comes to taking on immigrants than the United States or Europe are. Of course it seems not to be a crisis, but it will impact you in one way or another. The world is feeling every bit of the weight our technological dominance needed to flourish. Its inevitable that we enter a more austere state, as the cost of maintaining infrastructure alone rose eight times before the real crisis has even began. It seems we're nearing the end of being able to ignore this without large sections of the population feeling it. If you're one of the few who makes out fine, good for you.... Try to meet the emission reduction standards for the hopes and dreams of the next generation. I would imagine much like me, but with an even longer set of burning justifications and more institutional support, a future generation will find a way to balance the equation if we can hold on long enough. But that's mostly contingent on hyper-consumeristic people willingly surrendering their luxuries. This even includes the working class of America and Japan,, life could be better if we somehow weren't polluted with such trash desires for plastic doohickeys (meaningless trinkets) and conditioned to accept the ideology of single use plastics. Maybe we would stand some sort of chance but most (at least here) are adverse to any sort of production and can only imagine consuming food from the grocery store, wrapped in plastic, completely sterilized with pesticide. Nobody keeps domestic chickens outside of the 17ish percent of people who live in rural America. We have the space, but the modern psyche begs for plastic wrapped slave & child labor produced products to be delivered straight to them. There is not even a consciousness that we rely on ecologies to stay in tact in order to maintain such a lavish and diverse economy. There's no way humanity survives if we lose insect unless we're ready for some massively austere changes. Therefore yes there's a fucking crisis and it's our responsibility to stop it before it becomes catastrophically inconceivable. The economy needs to be less focused on producing meaningless bullshit in factories and more concerned with making sure the next generation won't be at constant war against starvation due to our generations senseless refusal to take proactive action.

Join the fight man!

Climate change dude

Temperature rising 2+ degrees, total economical collapse, absolute subduing of young to the old. Seems easy much

@@thenotoriousfoca1339 lol economies are getting better. climate change is real but will be gradual.

Not just climate, endless funding of wars and systems that create it, political assassinations, and the fact the entire worlds economy is held up by strings. Whether it be resources, climate, or war, or economy, there's no positive trends.

@@u235u235u235it seems to be accelerating.

Sometimes a storm does more than nothing, and that is the point.

so he must be a guru of extinction rebellion and palestine supporters....

u did not understand it. can i explain it to u or not?

@@evelienjanssens9105 DEFINITELY “or not” 😨

​@@evelienjanssens9105don't mind these yahoos, they don't take him seriously even though it was a beautiful message

No he did not. You just refused to listen to his point and choose primitively misconstrue it.

szkoda jedynie, ze prawdopodobnie nie ma boga

@@leonn8808 Jeśli jesteś uczciwy, to masz rację w 9-18% przypadków. Czy wiesz, że według nauki 91% decyzji przeciętnego człowieka są fałszywe i złe. Może pograj w pokera albo jakieś karty, bo poker jest logiczny, ale człowiek nie. No, ale prowadziłem biznes i miałem szczęście jeśli tylko co 400. oglądacz mojej strony internetowej robił u ciebie zakup a tylko 1000. dwa razy zakupy robił, a w roku miałem 3600 oglądaczy? A potem przyszedł COVID i internet wyschnął, i pogodziłem się z tym, ale tylko 800 ludzi ogląda moją stronę internetową rocznie.. Musiałem wbrew nauce podwyższyć ceny znacznie - ale o dziwo, wbrew ekonometrii, klienci są teraz szczęśliwsi i polecają mnie innym. Zrób coś a nie gadaj. Św. Benedykt mówił, że każdy chrześcijanin musi codziennie godzinę robić robotę ręczną w ogrodzie lub warsztacie, aby osiągnąć zbawienie. Ten kto chce rządzić musi 3-4 godziny pracować fizycznie. Taka jest religia katolicka. Weź się do roboty a nie dumaj jak prawosławny.

It Is wind

Bora has nothing to do with a storm. It's a wind.