That's not the point they're making.

As you add more issues, then the Venn diagram of overlap of all the issues gets smaller and smaller. It doesn't matter if you think this is an obvious objective truth. What matters is what other people think, because you won't have much of a "movement" without other people who agree and join you.

Chefurka's ladder of awareness moment

We can also do united fronts. We don't all have to agree on everything to work on aset of issues

It's linked but Communism can also be unsustainable. Climate change is known since 1970 or such.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aral_Sea

There are only a few big billionaires. They could agree on protecting nature. I believe that they have chosen to continue for the northern shipping routes.

In France the green party has always been on the left. They always talk about Muslims, the burka, feminism, or Palestine nowadays. That's why voters are very confused.

You have to take a step back and look at how politics actually works.

No one can do anything unless they get elected; and no one can take a strong stand on every issue and win an election.

Germany elected a more left leaning government and they actually did pass some good climate legislation. That was aided by Putin cutting of fossil fuels to Germany as well, but the protests and public mood were certainly on the site of climate action. However the protests were having problems of bringing the same numbers on the street as before covid and the fossil fuel industry spend on a lot on busting the protests.

Then the far right really gained strength in Germany and that became the much more pressing issue, rather then climate change.

I think the occupy movement fell apart partly due to the fact that it never really coalesced around any sort of leadership group or figurehead. The list issues kept getting longer, the list of desired changes kept getting ever more diverse and contradictory, and there was very rarely anyone who could articulately explain to the general public what the movement was about.

Its a big difference voting for someone or actually getting out protesting.

Maybe we should start pestering politicians with asking when they'll invest billions in climate adaption to protect from flooding and drought. Except for USA where they'll pretend nothing is happening.