Fab Foodie
Legendary Member
They never had tropes when I was a kid. Now the world is bloody full of them.
I blame the internet.
Am sure I had a pair once....
They never had tropes when I was a kid. Now the world is bloody full of them.
I blame the internet.
It’s an image that the Daily Mail was happy to use for naked anti-semitism before they saw an opportunity to give GT a kicking. How’s this for a “Jewish bankers run the world” story, complete with cartoon.
Screenshots so you don’t have to click the link if you’re squeamish.
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We had climbing ones in tgym
Who's that by?
Salvador Dali
Generic northern. Yorkshire by economic migration.Never had you down as a Yorkshireman
Let it go, you'll feel much better.
I don't take her seriously. I did, however, find myself reacting to Calvin Robinson talking about Brexit ...
I don't take her seriously.
It's tediously predictable how middle aged guys rubbish Greta, an "Don't take her seriously" or words to that effect.
She has been commendably persistent all along, in just saying "Listen to the scientists"
The climate scientists that is, who have been warning of the dangers of climate change for the whole of my concious lifetime.
They can't predict exactly what will happen, because we're dealing with a whole living system situation, impossible to fully replicate under lab conditions.
But the evidence is there that we are in deep doo doo, and need to act fast (should have done decades ago, but we all know who stood in the way of meaningful change right
It may be that Greta's neuro divergence, has meant that she's not been easily knocked off track from her message.
As would be the case with many.of her age being subject to such sustained attack from @rshols.
She learnt about climate change as most kids do in any well run science department in any sensible school.
And was then bothered enough (quite rightly so) to put her logic and care to good use, with great energy and commitment to her 'school strikes' which have since invigorated wider movements, particularly the youth - who are quite rightly also very concerned about what the scientists are telling us..
Yes many young people care about the future of a livable planet - good for them. Why wouldn't they???
The fact that some people find this annoying, and try to make up stories about Greta being coerced, or abused, or mad or a puppet or whatever else they dream up to deflect or distract tells us everything about them.
Pretty much zero about Greta, apart from the fact that she's an effective motivator.
It may well also be telling about the underlying prejudices about, young people, women, and neurodivergence, that many hold, yet wouldn't admit to possessing.
The Greta being antisemitic because she has a stuffed octopus is bullc@rp 'reporting' of the highest order.
How could anybody take her speech to the UN seriously. When I was her age I wouldn't have had a clue how to solve world problems, which in those days involved the real possibility of nuclear war. She is a privileged westerner from Sweden. If someone from the developing world had spoken it would have been different.It's tediously predictable how middle aged guys rubbish Greta, an "Don't take her seriously" or words to that effect.
I thought I would get some response like this! I don't know how this is reported in the UK but climate alarmism is almost without exception being touted by girls. Luisa Neubauer, an advisor to Thunberg, being one of them. She appears occasionally on my favourite talk show Markus Lanz. Usually articulate, but on one occasion I switched off being fed up with the fear-induced Angst. Panicking rather than keeping a cool head won't help.Also Unkraut: "I do think it is of concern that she is gaining power and influence without responsibility"
If someone from the developing world had spoken it would have been different.
How could anybody take her speech to the UN seriously. When I was her age I wouldn't have had a clue how to solve world problems, which in those days involved the real possibility of nuclear war. She is a privileged westerner from Sweden. If someone from the developing world had spoken it would have been different.
I thought I would get some response like this! I don't know how this is reported in the UK but climate alarmism is almost without exception being touted by girls. Luisa Neubauer, an advisor to Thunberg, being one of them. She appears occasionally on my favourite talk show Markus Lanz. Usually articulate, but on one occasion I switched off being fed up with the fear-induced Angst. Panicking rather than keeping a cool head won't help.
It's not that I don't think the young shouldn't have their say, but they haven't started work yet, don't have to worry about taxation and job security, and haven't started a family with all the responsibility that brings. Middle class enough not to suffer much if energy prices are driven up, a luxury the traditional working class doesn't have.
The elephant in the room to me is that nothing Britain or Germany do regarding CO2 is going to make any real difference if the East doesn't get its act together. This never seems to get mentioned.
If Neubauer is on again I shall listen all the way through just to keep the assembled brethren here happy!