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That's what every single roadblock has done. So im assuming that you fundamentally disagree with the way XR protests in its entirety then? Because blocking a few busses is kinda the whole point.
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Big assumption, but I assume that most people on here believe the scientific consensus and realise that we need to act quickly and decisively to avert catastrophe in 30 - 50 years time. I’m guessing that we are all hoping for the same results.
So assuming that inaction is just not an option, what would you do differently? How would you try to start massive structural and institutional change around the world?
I guess my point is that at least XR are doing something, and actually doing it amazingly effectively, considering they have brought the climate change debate into the mainstream consciousness in the space of a year.
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Disrupting low-carbon transport options on which lower-income workers are disproportionately reliant? Yeah, I’d say it’s an own goal.