Manchester_lalala
Well-Known Member
I’m on the fence with the climate change topic. After covid and the amount of lies that came from it, why should I believe what scientists, politicians and the media say? I also see that the worlds population is booming and that of course leads to a strain on the worlds resources, so I’m all for new ways of resourcing energy.Right but this thread has shown some people don’t know what their aims are still and for those that do and agree with them, the more they’re willing to do might convince those people to act more themselves.
Peple are willing to go to extreme lengths to stop the protestors and I get it to an extent as their actions have direct impacts and consequences that people can easily comprehend. They will say, and I’d agree with them, that their actions aren’t and won’t be anywhere near as impactful to your or your children’s lives than if governments don’t keep to their commitments with climate change though and yet because that isn’t a direct impact, people don’t see it as consequential or necessary to act.
That’s why I thought their paint over the painting in the gallery stunt was a very good one btw, thought that worked a lot better than the sporting ones as it was a good narrative of why that went with it.
I believe I do my bit towards saving the planet (you won’t see me with orange spray paint though), I drive a hybrid car, I’ve worked in the oil and gas sector for over 10 years and now going into the wind energy sector. I’ll be honest though, going into the wind energy sector is purely a lifestyle choice.
I don’t see how we’re meant to go from using fossil fuels to renewable energy in such a short time period, it’s a mammoth and almost impossible task. These protesters stopping people from going about their daily lives isn’t going to do anything, for me it only make me people go against them instead of supporting them.