Climate Change - Case Closed !

[subsub]

As we move closer to a Liberal Utopia.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... itain.html

Had to be a school day innit. Chalk another one up for the teachers in, successfully planning a long weekend.

And another Daily Mail link…

[Zambo]

As we move closer to a Liberal Utopia.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... itain.html

Had to be a school day innit. Chalk another one up for the teachers in, successfully planning a long weekend.

And another Daily Mail link…

They all got it wrong then.

The Spectator makes the succcint point.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/0 ... k-protest/

https://www.theguardian.com/environment ... nt-protest

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-47252595

https://news.sky.com/story/school-child ... n-11637262

https://www.spectator.co.uk/2019/02/if- ... e-weekend/


If you want to whine on about the Daily Mail in every post, then use your own thread.

https://www.talkforum.co.uk/viewtopic.p ... 8&start=15

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If you want to whine on about the Daily Mail in every post, then use your own thread.

https://www.talkforum.co.uk/viewtopic.p ... 8&start=15

Not whining about the Daily Mail, merely pointing out how often you link to them.
Very, very odd.

[Zambo]

If you want to whine on about the Daily Mail in every post, then use your own thread.

https://www.talkforum.co.uk/viewtopic.p ... 8&start=15

Not whining about the Daily Mail, merely pointing out how often you link to them.
Very, very odd.

You never stop whining about it, you even started a thread about it. I think it's odder to have an obsession about it, than a regular selective browsing, to identify topical issues and putting them up for discussion.

[VeritasVincit]

As we move closer to a Liberal Utopia.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... itain.html

Had to be a school day innit. Chalk another one up for the teachers in, successfully planning a long weekend.

Try a little perspective.
Organisers said more than 10,000 young people in at least 60 towns and cities from the Scottish Highlands to Cornwall joined the strike”
“3,000 schoolchildren and young people gathered in London, with 2,000 in Oxford, 1,000 each in Exeter and Leeds”
This leaves around 4000 in the other 56 towns and cities. That’s not going to bring the country to a standstill.
And as there are almost 4000 maintained secondary schools in the UK, 10,000 pupils bunking off isn’t going to give the teachers too much extra free time.

[Zambo]

As we move closer to a Liberal Utopia.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... itain.html

Had to be a school day innit. Chalk another one up for the teachers in, successfully planning a long weekend.

Try a little perspective.
Organisers said more than 10,000 young people in at least 60 towns and cities from the Scottish Highlands to Cornwall joined the strike”
“3,000 schoolchildren and young people gathered in London, with 2,000 in Oxford, 1,000 each in Exeter and Leeds”
This leaves around 4000 in the other 56 towns and cities. That’s not going to bring the country to a standstill.
And as there are almost 4000 maintained secondary schools in the UK, 10,000 pupils bunking off isn’t going to give the teachers too much extra free time.

Who said anything about bringing the country to a standstill? I didn't, and neither did any of the newspapers as far as I can see. However, they did all bunk off school, and cause some places to come to a standstill, so let's hope their parents get their £60 fine.

[VeritasVincit]

As we move closer to a Liberal Utopia.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... itain.html

Had to be a school day innit. Chalk another one up for the teachers in, successfully planning a long weekend.

Try a little perspective.
Organisers said more than 10,000 young people in at least 60 towns and cities from the Scottish Highlands to Cornwall joined the strike”
“3,000 schoolchildren and young people gathered in London, with 2,000 in Oxford, 1,000 each in Exeter and Leeds”
This leaves around 4000 in the other 56 towns and cities. That’s not going to bring the country to a standstill.
And as there are almost 4000 maintained secondary schools in the UK, 10,000 pupils bunking off isn’t going to give the teachers too much extra free time.

Who said anything about bringing the country to a standstill? I didn't, and neither did any of the newspapers as far as I can see. However, they did all bunk off school, and cause some places to come to a standstill, so let's hope their parents get their £60 fine.

Annd your point about: 'Chalk another one up for the teachers in, successfully planning a long weekend.'?

[kancutlawns]

As we move closer to a Liberal Utopia.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... itain.html

Had to be a school day innit. Chalk another one up for the teachers in, successfully planning a long weekend.

Try a little perspective.
Organisers said more than 10,000 young people in at least 60 towns and cities from the Scottish Highlands to Cornwall joined the strike”
“3,000 schoolchildren and young people gathered in London, with 2,000 in Oxford, 1,000 each in Exeter and Leeds”
This leaves around 4000 in the other 56 towns and cities. That’s not going to bring the country to a standstill.
And as there are almost 4000 maintained secondary schools in the UK, 10,000 pupils bunking off isn’t going to give the teachers too much extra free time.

Who said anything about bringing the country to a standstill? I didn't, and neither did any of the newspapers as far as I can see. However, they did all bunk off school, and cause some places to come to a standstill, so let's hope their parents get their £60 fine.

Annd your point about: 'Chalk another one up for the teachers in, successfully planning a long weekend.'?

Indeed. Waiting for the usual culprits to chime in with “liberal Marxist agenda” in the Daily Mail bullshit bingo.

I’m coming round to the thought that young people need to be applauded for co-ordinated, peaceful protest, having the self awareness of what their ancestors have done to the planet and intelligence to articulate their thoughts.

There is hope yet that raving pollocks like JRM and the dinosaurs of the ERG will be gone soon so the young generation can put this country right.

[Vespa]

'the public are disengaged from politics'

Kids turn up for a political rally

'fucking kids, should be in school'

[Zambo]

There is hope yet that raving pollocks like JRM and the dinosaurs of the ERG will be gone soon so the young generation can put this country right.

The liberally brainwashed young generation are a far greater risk to humanity than climate change.

[kancutlawns]

There is hope yet that raving pollocks like JRM and the dinosaurs of the ERG will be gone soon so the young generation can put this country right.

The liberally brainwashed young generation are a far greater risk to humanity than climate change.

In what way?

[PG30]

There is hope yet that raving pollocks like JRM and the dinosaurs of the ERG will be gone soon so the young generation can put this country right.

The liberally brainwashed young generation are a far greater risk to humanity than climate change.

Get off my lawn

[paolo]

the moment gore got involved and climate change became a taxation, it lost me

restrictions and tariffs and crap on manufacturing.....depending on who you are

western nations, you've been stopped pumping shit into the atmosphere

shitkicker nations....carry on as you were, cos we have a two tiered system for the air we breathe and the globe only warms up for certain countries


either global warming is tackled globally or fuck it

[carcinogen]

Every school kid I heard in da meeja seemed incredibly middle-class. My guess is that Mummy and Daddy drove them to and from school from the age of 2 in a big fuck-off gas-guzzling Range-Rover. Fuck off. All the poor kids from the sink estate took the bus.

[paolo]

Every school kid I heard in da meeja seemed incredibly middle-class. My guess is that Mummy and Daddy drove them to and from school from the age of 2 in a big fuck-off gas-guzzling Range-Rover. Fuck off. All the poor kids from the sink estate took the bus.

My daily is a five litre disco, it’s killing me