We are repeatedly told that industrialization and capitalism represent the pinnacle of human civilization. Material abundance has never been greater, technology advances by the day, and GDP figures seem to climb forever. But if you lift your eyes from the statistics and look around, at the burned-out office worker, the summer that gets hotter every year, the food bank line that gets longer every month, a different story emerges. The core drivers of the Western development model, endless growth, endless consumption, and endless extraction, are systematically producing burnout, climate collapse, and inequality. This is not a glitch in the system. It is the system working as designed.

This is a problem the elites created.

bought up all the houses and charged high rent so dual income is required and double cars on road

workers have to do side jobs so even more travel to work

people can not afford electric cars or solar panels since they are not paid well

popularized the Kardashian lifestyle so everyone wants to travel

gender wars - two separate heating and cooling bills, forced to get 2 separate cars extra commute

bombing oil refineries in needless wars - huge climate change issues

I would like to share this video to all. Please watch this video. We’ve seen that France is in a great crisis due to migration and politics. This could happen in America if we do not fight.

With the news about El Niño, we know the oceans are getting increasingly warmer. Nearly half the world’s reef-building coral species are at risk of extinction according to a global assessment released Thursday. Researchers warn that the accelerating climate crisis is making the danger even worse than the most recent data shows.

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A new ice sheet model projects that the melting of Thwaites Glacier in West Antarctica will contribute up to 30 millimeters (1.2 inches) of sea level rise by 2100—twice previous estimates—even without additional climate warming. 

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