• @dartos@reddthat.com
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    131 year ago

    Yeah, but you’re forgetting money. Money is green, so it’s good for the environment. And oil makes money.

    Connect the dots

    /s

    • @Secret_Duck@beehaw.org
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      21 year ago

      I’m sure the 1% will spend all the money they’ve hoarded to save the rest of us when the world is on fire at the last possible moment, right?

      • @jarfil@beehaw.org
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        1 year ago

        Some have already been spending money building climate/fallout shelters in New Zealand, then stuffing them with provisions and hiring personnel to guard them. When the moment comes, it’s just a quick private jet trip, and the world can burn.

        Others, like world leaders (Putin, Erdogan, etc), have expanded their palaces and residences with underground shelters for a similar purpose. They’re already ready for the world to burn.

        • @dartos@reddthat.com
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          21 year ago

          Tbf The ultra wealthy have always made personal bunkers. I think the entirety of peanut island in Florida was a fallout bunker for Reagan.

        • @OttoVonGoon@beehaw.org
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          11 year ago

          Well, I hope they can somehow convince their security guards to remain loyal enough that they’ll fend off the inevitable guillotine carrying mobs.

          • @jarfil@beehaw.org
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            11 year ago

            That’s easy: keep the guards’ families inside the bunker. Now who’s gonna switch sides? (see how it went with the Wagnerites: threaten families, stop a coup).

            Also, New Zealand is not a coincidence, it’s far away from most of the mobs. With a local population of barely over 5 million, I bet they could hire some, kill some, help some a bit, and the rest would fall in line.

            • @Pot8o@beehaw.org
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              11 year ago

              The thing I don’t get about building bunkers in NZ it’s…ummm… geologically active.
              If you look at the South Island, the mountain range going from one end to the other is a big arse fault line just waiting for the next big shift. Following that up into the North Island from Wellington to Whakatane and Whakaari/White Island (you know the one that killed 22 people back in 2019) there’s the active volcanoes in the middle and the big lake that is a still active volcanic caldera.