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even if Just Stop Oil isn't a "psy op" loaded to the gills with agents provocateurs taking money from an oil heiress and is completely sincere activism, it's fundamentally a reformist organization engaged in theatrics. You aren't going to mitigate the damage of climate change, let alone end it, within the confines of ongoing capitalism.
My question is why wouldn't you vandalize or destroy something related to climate change instead choosing one of the few standing structures disconnected to it?
tbh if you tried to destroy a pipeline the government would probably kill you
I get that, but I just mean why wouldn't you pick a symbol of modern society rather than an archeological site? Like I get Stonehenge will get attention, but so will a lot of other places