They're doing the right thing now. That is what matters. I'm really impressed. They could just chill and enjoy the rest of their lives. Instead, they are fighting for a better world for all of us, some even risking prison. We should all follow their example.
This is disgusting. Greenpeace fights for all of humanity while the real criminals sit in luxury yachts.
The way these protesters is a disgrace for our democracies. Why are there no riots? Why are we so numb towards these injustices?
If we don't act, it will cut the economy to zero.
This was very brave. I applaud these activists. We should all do the same until politics listen and act accordingly.
But the country didn't let him try/didn't listen. So now we are here and it's our job to try. Not asking anyone to let us try. We must try without asking for permission. Otherwise they won't let us, just like they didn't let him.
Record sentences for climate protestors in England and Uganda, criminalization in Germany.
Examples:
The real criminals are the fossil fuel industry and the politicians allowing them to destroy our world for their own profit.
There is something you can do. You can get into and support climate activism.
How many wake-up calls have we had? Now we're having hundreds of wake-up calls at once.
This is a devastating message to civil rights. Let's turn it into strength for the movement and support activism around the world.
That's great news. But rather ironic that the argument is that the data is useful/necessary for business. Not that's it's useful/necessary for human rights or other unimportant things.