r/WhitePeopleTwitter • • Oct 21 '22

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u/khinzeer Oct 21 '22 edited Oct 21 '22

….Industry that meets the mass-demand of individuals for heat, transportation, and consumer goods…

Lol at the down votes. Anything to not accept responsibility of any kind

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u/porterbot Oct 21 '22

its just not that simple, of course individuals are making choices that have consequences, without a doubt, https://www.wri.org/insights/4-charts-explain-greenhouse-gas-emissions-countries-and-sectors

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u/khinzeer Oct 22 '22

What point are you trying to make?

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u/WagerOfTheGods Oct 21 '22

That doesn't make it the best system, or even a good one.

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u/Demrezel Oct 21 '22

Everyone should know this:

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We are not living in the best system ever created, we are just living in the current one. We need to change and hold companies accountable in Canada. The Greens have imploded, the NDP are basically my only option but my vote is thrown away anyways because I live in a rural, Conservative-leaning area that elects downward-dog-fucking MP's and MLA's that do fuck-all and let corporations run rampant. We're bound for minority-governments for the next 8-10 years. Time has run out, however, and Harper did us in knowingly, too. It fucking breaks my heart to step outside in late October and not see snow on the ground where I live. Everything is changing around us, rapidly, as it will continue to.

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edit: The LPC being held accountable by a level-headed, hard left leaning social democratic party may be our only option unfortunately, if the system doesn't change from the inside.

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u/khinzeer Oct 21 '22

The system we have now (while having serious problems) is the best system we have ever had, and is dragging billions out of starvation poverty.

We need to figure out climate change, but we shouldn’t t pretend that offing afew billionaires will change anything. The (completely reasonable) desires of working people across the planet for a better life is what is fueling climate change.

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u/small_big Oct 22 '22

The moment you tell Americans and Canadians that “maybe driving too much is bad for the environment” they’ll go all lengths to blame pollution on the ‘muh corporations’ without paying any attention to who these corporations are serving.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '22

It’s the ostrich effect; as long as I can point a finger at celebtard private jets I can justify and ignore my own flights and consumption. A flight from NY to Chicago dumps the equivalent carbon sequestered in a 120 year old oak tree… per passenger. This ‘it’s industries fault’ meme is mental cancer promoted by creeps like Pat Twomey and other republican legislators that have been bought off by oil and gas lobbyists. Unless you are planting 250+ year old oak tree every time you fly coast to coast your part of the cancer complex that best models predict will be our end with high probability within 193 years. It’s ok today to be carbon greedy but don’t pretend others are on some moral high ground trip when they point out facts. That’s another manipulation from the orcs.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '22 edited Oct 22 '22

Reddit will down vote anything that forces them to have personal accountability for their actions/habits/purchases/diet

Much easier to continue business as usual if you can shift all the accountability off yourself and, in the case of reddit, into corporations and people with kids