I'm still waiting for martial law and all of our guns to be taken away, and for the population control measures to start actually controlling the population.

 I'm just saying I am still waiting for it.

It’s death by a thousand cuts. A little policy change here, a little policy change there and pretty soon, there’s an ‘infrastructure’ in place that effects us all. Clean energy this, clean energy that, renewable this, renewable that and before you know it, we live with less, we pay more, we’re less comfortable, we’re colder in the winter and hotter in the summer, and on and on it goes.

All under the all-encompassing umbrella of climate change, of ESG, of corporate responsibility. And all of it, every last bit of it, sits on a foundation constructed from a tiny truth, extrapolated in a massive bedrock underneath us all. We’re forced, mostly by unelected, faceless bureaucrats, to pretend it’s real, that to ignore it is to invite the certain death that awaits us around the next corner. And it’s always the right around next corner, never this corner. No matter what we do, what direction we take, the next corner demands more action or we’ll face certain doom.

 I live under the rock where gun sales still happen, people still go to beaches, and humans still have children.

 Climate change happens but it wont kill us all in the next 10 years.  Gun laws happen but they won't take "all of our guns" away in the next 10 years.  Public beach locations close but they won't stop people from using all beaches in the next 10 years.

I’ll restate my case which if I may add, is a great piece of writing.

“It’s death by a thousand cuts. A little policy change here, a little policy change there and pretty soon, there’s an ‘infrastructure’ in place that effects us all. Clean energy this, clean energy that, renewable this, renewable that and before you know it, we live with less, we pay more, we’re less comfortable, we’re colder in the winter and hotter in the summer, and on and on it goes.

All under the all-encompassing umbrella of climate change, of ESG, of corporate responsibility. And all of it, every last bit of it, sits on a foundation constructed from a tiny truth, extrapolated in a massive bedrock underneath us all. We’re forced, mostly by unelected, faceless bureaucrats, to pretend it’s real, that to ignore it is to invite the certain death that awaits us around the next corner. And it’s always the right around next corner, never this corner. No matter what we do, what direction we take, the next corner demands more action or we’ll face certain doom.”

Eegore wrote on 10/24/22 at 17:22:02:


If you wish to kill a frog,
do not put it in a pan of hot water.
    It will jump out
Put it in a pan of cold water,
    then slowly raise the heat !!!!!!!!!!

Eegore wrote on 10/25/22 at 07:32:51:


Are you saying you see no change in your life due to climate change policies? There’s absolutely nothing that has changed? Nothing you buy has increased in cost because of that, absolutely nothing impacts you at all because of climate change policies? Is that what you’re saying?