What's your opinion about Greta Thunberg?

[Régine Filange 23,037]

I've seen many people attacking her for no actual reason, she didn't say anything wrong, just the truth about the planet we live.

What do you think about her and her speech?  

 

[Darth Sidious 8,298]

I was pondering this the other day, and I wondered how much of a size complex that these conservatives have to have in order to attack this girl. 

[LuranusLur 4,149]

She is a very good hero for all she is swedish and she is right about what she says I think everyone should listen to her 

And people make fun of her for things but she does not think badly she just thinks different then others. 

[Régine Filange 23,037]

3 minutes ago, Darth Sidious said:

I was pondering this the other day, and I wondered how much of a size complex that these conservatives have to have in order to attack this girl. 

Ikr, some ppl even posted a photo of her drinking water, and they attacked her for using a plastic bottle, wtf. Their response was that mature.  Let's not talk about those ppl who believe that there's nothing wrong with the planet, and that we aren't in danger... A 16 years old girl sounds more inteligent and smart than 40 year old men, kinda sad. 

 

[Modern Woman 11,561]

On 9/30/2019 at 8:51 PM, Régine Filange said:

Ikr, some ppl even posted a photo of her drinking water, and they attacked her for using a plastic bottle, wtf. Their response was that mature.  Let's not talk about those ppl who believe that there's nothing wrong with the planet, and that we aren't in danger... A 16 years old girl sounds more inteligent and smart than 40 year old men, kinda sad. 

 

Well, there wasn't much of an excuse for that, sis

Also, her boat trip across the Atlantic meant the crew had to fly to New York in order to sail back (IIRC)

I think she's an important voice, but unfortunately it's almost impossible to be 100% eco-friendly in the world in which we live.

[Lachlan 18,341]

2 hours ago, Modern Woman said:

I think she's an important voice, but unfortunately it's almost impossible to be 100% eco-friendly in the world in which we live.

That's right - but that's also not to say that climate change is an impossible fight. The rhetoric that a lot of older people around me and social media have is that 'well if young people care so much about climate change they need to immediately stop using cars/phones/plastic/etc otherwise they have no grounds to stand on'. Of course there are little things that individuals can do at a grass roots level to make small changes, and the more noise from hundreds of thousands that is made about this issue the better, but governments and industries are the people who have the ability to make the biggest and most important changes for the planet. Power to Greta tbh.

 

Climate change deniers have really been getting under my skin over the past few weeks. Even if these thousands of scientists and young people are indeed wrong (which they aren't but whatever), what's the worst that we're doing for the planet? Making it a healthier and more eco-friendly place? That's just soOooOo awful.  

[Régine Filange 23,037]

2 hours ago, Modern Woman said:

Well, there wasn't much of an excuse for that, sis

Also, her boat trip across the Atlantic meant the crew had to fly to New York in order to sail back (IIRC)

I think she's an important voice, but unfortunately it's almost impossible to be 100% eco-friendly in the world in which we live.

Ofc we can't be 100% eco-friendly but we can make a good start by stop throwing garbage at the sea or the street, isn't hard to do.  Or recycling.

[Kenya 2,507]

I love what she stands for, and clearly she has had a huge impact with the climate strikes around the globe!