• Murvel@lemm.ee
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    5 months ago

    Well good! It’d be fucking travesty to permanently damage a world heritage

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      5 months ago

      Yes and climate change, also caused by people, is going to more than damage a whole shitload of world heritage.

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        5 months ago

        Oh shit, was it that easy to fix climate change? To vandalize heritage sites was all it took?

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            5 months ago

            Well I’d argue it does nothing. In fact, it probably is counter productive, so instead of nothing it does the opposite

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          Ah yes, it’s holding back the massive sweeping wave of change currently going on to fix climate change.

          No, don’t be a dumbass. It’s raising awareness, because it’s obvious nobody is giving a shit about this really fucking massive problem that is directly on our doorstep. Painting Stonehenge isn’t going to accomplish anything except be a nuisance, but being a nuisance is how you compel people to get shit done non-violently. MLK and his sit-ins pushed civil rights forward by being a nuisance. Gandhi pushed Britain out of India by being a nuisance. If you accept the status quo, the status quo will remain. You have to get out and make noise and attract a following if you want the folks in charge to pay attention to your existence.

          Trust me, you want them painting on Stonehenge for attention. This is the non-violent option. When this is ignored long enough, the non-violent option will be shelved and that’s when people will suddenly start paying attention.

          “Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.” - John F. Kennedy, 1962