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Nick Young@nickofnz.bsky.social |
It’s such a weak and fallacious argument to try and say that we can’t oppose something because we live in a society in which that thing is common. And nobody is saying stop all mining everywhere right now anyway. We’re saying don’t start mining in ecological sensitive areas.
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Nick Young
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There HAS to be better ways to meet our needs than endless mining of a finite planet, and there are.
For example, seabed mining is an environmental risk, and not going to help meet the world’s renewable energy needs anyway — and doesn’t need to: www.wired.com/story/instea...
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Alan (not ekshully a B'Stard)
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His "argument" is stupidly reminiscent of a Fox News segment I once saw, all The Worst Possible Pundits complaining about some march on inequality, but *especially* their fears over "children brainwashed by Marxism", (MY GOD, THE CHILDREN) "who have cellphones!" It's so stupid it really does hurt.
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