Citing rising criminalization of environmental activism in Europe, a new paper calls on states to reinstate protections for protest enshrined in binding international law.
Now you’re just rambling. I already said blocking an ambulance is bad—we agree. But you said murder was bad, and while I typically agree in the case of innocent people, there may be a reasonably short list of people in powerful positions who might benefit the world from not existing… not that I’m advocating for that or anything.
You said that peaceful protest doesn’t work as well. I was addressing that since it is so inaccurate I felt compelled to point that out.
Murder is always bad, killing a person is the absolute last option and only to stop them from killing another person immediately, not theoretically, not in decades. If we aren’t able to have moral means to achieve moral ends we don’t deserve moral ends.
Your best bet is if you care about these issues is go get employment in the waste/pollution/garbage/environmental sector. Plenty of jobs available, you get to make a difference, the pay is pretty good, and you don’t fucking murder people by blocking ambulances. I have shitty days at work like everyone else, even a shitty day I know I made the world that much cleaner and it was worth it.
Waste management is not a career that will prevent humanity from going extinct.
An ocean is just a multitude of drops.
You cannot see the forest through the trees
You talk on the internet and I have well over a hundred air scrubbers under my belt.
and you’re the kind of person they’re blocking traffic to reach.
They are trying to reach the guy who limits meat consumption, only drives when no other options are available, and has spent almost their entire career doing what he can to lower air, soil, and water pollution? Thats like coal to Newcastle on roids.
and you’re the kind of person they’re blocking traffic to reach.
And I am sorry you won’t even condemn ambulance blocking.
Goodbye
Bye. Try not to murder a kid on the way out while wearing fibers made from oil.
Now you’re just rambling. I already said blocking an ambulance is bad—we agree. But you said murder was bad, and while I typically agree in the case of innocent people, there may be a reasonably short list of people in powerful positions who might benefit the world from not existing… not that I’m advocating for that or anything.
You said that peaceful protest doesn’t work as well. I was addressing that since it is so inaccurate I felt compelled to point that out.
Murder is always bad, killing a person is the absolute last option and only to stop them from killing another person immediately, not theoretically, not in decades. If we aren’t able to have moral means to achieve moral ends we don’t deserve moral ends.
Your best bet is if you care about these issues is go get employment in the waste/pollution/garbage/environmental sector. Plenty of jobs available, you get to make a difference, the pay is pretty good, and you don’t fucking murder people by blocking ambulances. I have shitty days at work like everyone else, even a shitty day I know I made the world that much cleaner and it was worth it.
Waste management is not a career that will prevent humanity from going extinct.
You cannot see the forest through the trees, and you’re the kind of person they’re blocking traffic to reach.
I’m sorry you’re inconvenienced by the extinction.
Goodbye.
An ocean is just a multitude of drops.
You talk on the internet and I have well over a hundred air scrubbers under my belt.
They are trying to reach the guy who limits meat consumption, only drives when no other options are available, and has spent almost their entire career doing what he can to lower air, soil, and water pollution? Thats like coal to Newcastle on roids.
And I am sorry you won’t even condemn ambulance blocking.
Bye. Try not to murder a kid on the way out while wearing fibers made from oil.
I have condemned ambulance blocking in nearly every one of my comments. Clearly you have no interest in engaging in a conversation. Blocked.
Nah. Go ahead and block me like you did with those ambulances