So animal exploitation is still part of Solarpunk, yes? Good luck with that so called "imagination" then.
dumnezero
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And what's your strategy for communicating The Big Problem?
It's good to tie* long-term trends to experiences. People don't feel the global temperature average going up, but they do feel local temperature going up.
Here's a nice recent paper which includes Bucharest: Estimating future heat-related and cold-related mortality under climate change, demographic and adaptation scenarios in 854 European cities | Nature Medicine
Here's a nice platform to search for records... thanks to MSN: https://www.msn.com/en-xl/weather/records/in-Bucharest,Romania look at the red line.
Yeah, it means something bad is happening. People are talking about it because they don't want to do anything serious about it, which is somewhat good. It would be good to solve this problem with words only.
E ridicol cât de mare e diferența.
He has the smile of someone who think he's a hero while having child sex slaves in his basement.
Permalink to artist page: https://www.gocomics.com/tomthedancingbug/2025/01/31
Interesting photo. Looks like a forced smile at church in between beating the wife at home.
Yes, that's what I mean. What you described happened and it's a core part of how capitalists build up a popular base. The temporarily embarrassed ones are looking up to the ones who are actual millionaires. Don't worry, they get that money back in the end.
With wealth, like properties, shares and various "passive income", the class interests of the former working class person tend to turn into capitalist class interests: lower taxation, more deregulation, more personal and family wealth accumulation, more welfare and aid for "business owners", smaller social welfare systems (for the masses) with private (and exclusively expensive) alternatives, and so on.
From the horse owner's mouth: How FDR Saved Capitalism
This is where the "temporarily embarrassed millionaire" (or billionaire) come into play. That's the most relevant form of being a class traitor.
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It's not that kind of show.
Cody Showdy is like John Oliver's Last Week Tonight, but for leftists.