literally nobody thought that was the case. this is just holier-than-thou fartsmellery.

Did someone fucking print this tweet out and then scan it?

Neither is the average human being anywhere, just trying to survive a hostile narcissistic environment they have no control over

Rich people are destroying the planet. It's nobody else's fault.

In general I just get frustrated with the human slander. No. We're not all evil assholes. We're not stupid. We're a bunch of animals that managed to break out of the normal fight for survival primarily by working together. This all only works because we help each other most of the time. And stupid? Why? Because we don't all individually understand the massively complex world we've created for ourselves?

The bad people and things that happen are bad because they're exceptional. They break from the norm and aren't representative of the whole of the human experience. It really sucks that some psychos can take advantage of our behaviors to get us to do awful stuff, but the solution to that isn't "Woe is me, humans are just bad. Maybe we should all just go away." Are their victims bad? Do they not deserve to be saved because their oppressors are evil?

You can't really have any social progress before you recognize that "we can do this" and "we are worth it." Otherwise what would be the point?

This enemy classification includes the settler/colonialist workers in the Amazon who are working as the frontier of capital accumulation.

I don't know man. I know some of those kids in Africa, and they don't all prioritize the environment over things like food and shelter.

That’s humans. Those are human constructs.

Yeah, libs have been slipping on the eco-fascism like a pair of custom-made shoes.

Its easy to criticize, but when you ask for a solution, they've got nothing. Literally zero.

Except for a large scale die off of humanity.

something something, the planet can only support 1 billion

As if 80% population loss is somehow a solution

Well akshually, the rising standard and of living in the developing world in general and sub-Saharan Africa in particular means that kids in Africa are contributing to climate change. Now when you ask why kids in Africa can't fuel their improving standards of living with solar panels instead you're going to end up at these things, but still.

maybe if yall spent less time on wordplay and more time on finding out where these people live something might get done

Don’t confuse can’t with don’t. People are people.

There's one word that combines the three and more.