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minus-square@joel_feilalink4•2 years agoand christian denailism is mostly an american christian things. In other countries there is not a link between Christianity and climate denial
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•2 years agoDoesn’t it come from the same place, though? At the heart of it is the idea that we have no obligation to the future because our own present comfort is all that matters.
minus-square@joel_feilalink3•2 years agoits a mix of is neglect actually evil, and fatalism, and if the government says it is must be evil.
and christian denailism is mostly an american christian things. In other countries there is not a link between Christianity and climate denial
Doesn’t it come from the same place, though? At the heart of it is the idea that we have no obligation to the future because our own present comfort is all that matters.
its a mix of is neglect actually evil, and fatalism, and if the government says it is must be evil.