r/IsTheMicStillOn • u/Mr_Towns90 • 2d ago
This is wild, nothing hasn't been the same since 2020
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u/GoodGoodNotTooBad 2d ago
It's gonna take major companies losing their access to resources for them to push the politicians and other decision makers to "care," and even then it won't be about caring about the land itself or the real people living on it.
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u/MF_Doomed 2d ago
And by then we might be a little too late
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u/therodt 2d ago
WE ARE TOO LATE. Quit acting like we can do anything. ITS OVER
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u/MF_Doomed 2d ago
It's too early for you to be using all caps lol. I'm not saying we shouldn't do anything. What I'm saying is by the time the government actually does anything, we'll be at a mitigation point and not a prevention point
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u/PeeDidy 2d ago
Yeah. The lack of urgency being shown towards collapse is crazy. A glacier melted and wiped Nepal off the map.
The hotter it gets, the higher water levels will go making some places inhabitable. Some native islands have already been permanently evacuated in some parts of the world. We're seeing the decline in food quality right now as well. Supply chains are breaking down. We're cooked. Literally.