• I wholeheartedly agree with the end, I am sometimes at odds with the means but it can’t be denied that these activists have some of the biggest balls on the planet and I have nothing but respect for them. The message is clear and consistent, garnering huge publicity for the cause is good. I know some people don’t like it but you try getting a multi trillion pound industry to cease causing irreparable harm and you probably wouldn’t make your local paper.

    What should be remembered is that it shouldn’t take this type of activism, but what is left when voices are ignored?

    • @Burn_The_Right@lemmy.world
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      what is left when voices are ignored?

      We aren’t allowed to spell it out on social media sites, as moderators will remove such language. But we all know what needs to happen to make oppression stop. The problem just comes down to coordinating the efforts among the people willing to do the dirty work.

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      Biggest balls? Really? They are actually a large part of why we’re still so dependent on fossil fuels. If they had the balls to accept nuclear is in fact the faaaaar lesser evil, we could’ve ditched fossil fuel for electricity generation completely by now. Instead we have countries ramping up coal usage and building new gas power plants to replace their nuclear plants. And they still see this as a win.

      Those nuclear plants will be indispensable once we start having entire fleets of 18-wheelers recharging at night.

      Agree with their battle. It’s necessary. Just not with what they’ve pushed the past 30-odd years.