Highlight was when he was talking to a woman in india as she was all "pigdog americans use up 62x more energy than us and you're not doing shit to reduce that, china are way better than you and leading the world in renewables, you tell people what to do and dont do shit, fucking hypocrites *spits*" (paraphrased) and poor ol leo bumbles out "i dont think that americans are going to reduce their consumption, whell just have to hope for a miracle new technology to save us" and then she just rolls her eyes.
it ends by saying that if we all just took fewer showers and ate more home grown vegetables everything will be ok (i guess, didnt actually watch the end)
Meanwhile Leo just flew from LA to NYC to meet his real estate consultant that he keeps on retainer. Leo is very concerned about the climate, ("has you partner, Mr. gigglestein, seen my documentary yet? It's very important stuff I'm talking about. I know you have Jerry, that's why I like you, you've seen all my passion projects") so Leo wants to find a place where he can move to when things go bad. Leo is in luck because Jerry has been in meetings all year with developers that are building compounds in New Zealand for wealthy individuals that have the exact same concern as Leo. Leo is relieved.
But what Leo doesn't know is that he and Jerry are going to be lined up on the same wall.
tears posted:Leonado DeCaprisun
His name isn't spelled at all like it sounds!
Bill Gates at press conference in 2030:
"After spending 1 billion dollars our team of hardworking scientists and engineers have created a device which can convert CO2 into marijuana flavored lollipops. Unfortunately the facility is under water and no longer functional. Also the whole world is at war. And every single person that the Gates foundation helped in Africa died an incredibly slow agonizing death due starvation. I tried my best -- thank you for your support. what a wild ride that was"
tears posted:"pigdog americans use up 62x more energy than us and you're not doing shit to reduce that, china are way better than you and leading the world in renewables, you tell people what to do and dont do shit, fucking hypocrites *spits*" (paraphrased) and poor ol leo bumbles out "i dont think that americans are going to reduce their consumption, whell just have to hope for a miracle new technology to save us" and then she just rolls her eyes.
I just watched the doc and I can tell you tears isn't even paraphrasing, this is verbatim.
Or as some would call it, "taxes." pic.twitter.com/DOVGN4OUNC
— Jonathan Zittrain (@zittrain) January 19, 2016
Themselves posted:We just need a Reagan of the left that can convince people that taxes are like a really cool form of crowdfunding.
this has literally been the strategy of left-liberal bloggers for the last ten years
cars posted:Themselves posted:We just need a Reagan of the left that can convince people that taxes are like a really cool form of crowdfunding.
this has literally been the strategy of left-liberal bloggers for the last ten years
i mean like a rewriting of this song to make it seem cool with like footage of crying rich people and some social programs and stuff.
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tpaine posted:the ladybug lookin guy is always my favorite
Aspie_Muslim_Economist_ posted:He looks mournful
tears posted:ne1 read anything by john bellamy foster- his ecomarx stuff - and are they any good?
I was just looking into his Ecology Against Capitalism after some Ecopsychology stuff.
I think this kind of stuff is a good gateway from ecohippie to marx
— rhizzone.txt (@Rhizzone_Txt) May 14, 2016
parabolart posted:I was just looking into his Ecology Against Capitalism after some Ecopsychology stuff.
I think this kind of stuff is a good gateway from ecohippie to marx
I read "Fields that conceptulize reality relationally and use relational methods offer the kind of nonmainstream approaches that must be addopted by ecopsychology if it to be a psychology of interrelationship" and instantly went into sleep mode