Canada; Hundreds of thousands turn out for Greta and the climate wars.

[ThatOwlWoman]

I'm no hypocrite. I'm an atheist.

Stretch might as well be.

 

[Stretch]

Gee, sounds a lot like you and Greta, doesn't it? Thou hypocrite, etc. lol

Bimbo trolls like yourself don't merit "conversation." Sure, sometimes you do provide a lengthy cut-and-paste that you don't understand enough to summarize in your own words. But for the most part, your posts are nasty personal attacks on public figures like Ms. Thunberg. You don't discuss her public issue -- climate change. You just mock her with stupid memes and slander and focus on her personal life.

That pretty much sums up the entirety of your political "discussions" here, actually. It's what little people do.

Greta posted in here?
Still weak. Can't discuss and disagree about political people and events without insulting the poster.

 

[moon]

The enlightened view from England;

How can anyone look at Greta Thunberg and say that 16-year-olds should be denied the vote?

Exhibit A: Greta Thurnberg. A figure of global import who at the age of 16 stands at the head of a peaceful campaign to clean up the planet despite having buckets of polluted bile thrown at her by supposedly “responsible” and “mature” adults every day. She can’t vote in her native Sweden. She wouldn’t be allowed to vote if she held British citizenship either.

Exhibit B: Boris Johnson, a bloviating, law-breaking demagogue who shamelessly, and successfully, encourages violence against other elected representatives. He can.

https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/greta-thunberg-climate-change-vote-age-election-a9122946.html

 

[moon]

Fuckoff, dickbreath. I'm not a member of the Warmist Deluded Religion, as are you.

How do you type with your head up your ass ? Do you have a demo vid ?

 

[moon]

The long read. Not for trolls nor heretics;

Bad ancestors: does the climate crisis violate the rights of those yet to be born?


What if climate breakdown is a violation of the rights of those yet to be born? Finally, this urgent question seems to be getting the attention it deserves. Last month an astonishing 7 million people from nearly 200 countries took to the streets as part of the youth-led global climate strike. Young people around the world recognise that the disastrous repercussions of the already present ecological crisis will fall disproportionately on their shoulders, and the shoulders of generations to come – in particular on those whose communities have emitted the smallest proportion of greenhouse gasses.

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/oct/01/bad-ancestors-climate-crisis-democracy