Meteorologists face unprecedented harassment from conspiracy theorists

Re:Meteorologists face unprecedented harassment from conspir... by wefarrell on Saturday May 27, 2023 @11:27AM (#36095561)

Workers in developed countries have benefited from environmental exploitation. We can travel hundreds or miles in comfortable cars, or thousands of miles in a day in planes. We can enjoy bananas and other tropical fruit in northern latitudes in the winter. We can live in relatively large spaces that are heated.

It’s the workers in developing countries who are lying the price. They’re the ones who are being told they can’t exploit their land and live the same lifestyle as their northern counterparts.

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Re:Meteorologists face unprecedented harassment from conspir... by netsharc on Saturday May 27, 2023 @11:52AM (#36095711)

There's always a richer class who people can be mad about. The incredibly well-off average Westerners (compared to factory workers in e.g. Bangladesh) then look at the CEOs and super-rich who fly on private planes and vacation on yachts and say "Look at those CEOs, profiteering off exploiting our hard work!" -- it doesn't mean they don't have a case, just look at Bezos and the average Amazon warehouse worker.

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Re:Meteorologists face unprecedented harassment from conspir... by VagueMag on Saturday May 27, 2023 @12:32PM (#36096017)

> There's always a richer class who people can be mad about.

I mean, not for one class in particular, right? One which happens to be making a whole lot of noise about this issue while not volunteering to make any sacrifices on its own part to fix it?

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