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Such a shame this 4 billion year old planet isn't tough enough to survive breathing...British Climatists blame human breathing

Such a shame this 4 billion year old planet isn't tough enough to survive breathing...British Climatists blame human breathing | First big oil and big coal were blamed for climate change, then big cars, big consumerism, and cow flatulance. Now human breathing is to blame; Shifting responsibility from big corporations to little individuals to justify crushing everyone | image tagged in global warming climate change agriculture collapse desert | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
815 views 22 upvotes Made by sevenheart 6 months ago in politics
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Well, they also talked about thinning the herd at the start of Covid...
8 ups, 6mo,
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Yeah, people were certain it was a "mass extinction event."
8 ups, 6mo,
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The funny thing about their Covid expert spreading that theory led to a lockdown where families were restricted to contact with only family members... Neil Ferguson didn't think that applied to him as he continued meeting his married mistress...
8 ups, 6mo,
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At least they were wearing masks.
8 ups, 6mo,
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Keeping up appearances
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can't wait for this failed experiment called the "human species" finally dies off.

wish i could be around to see the next species to attain self awareness and consciousness.
i am betting it is going to be the octopus.

all hail the new dominant cephalopods!
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First big oil and big coal were blamed for climate change, then big cars, big consumerism, and cow flatulance. Now human breathing is to blame; Shifting responsibility from big corporations to little individuals to justify crushing everyone