Until they realise that almost no production chains can continue without the hard work of the poorest at the beginning of the chain.

"Too many people at my beach anyways."

That is how conservatives feel about it. Normal people are unhappy.

Yeah. That's the sad part. I think most people sort of accidentally think that, without really critically thinking about it.

The people who will suffer most area already invisible to most others.

In NZ we're trying to reduce carbon emissions in farming to the cries of farmers "but you're killing our jobs" neglecting that they're indirectly killing actual people.

... meanwhile we're compensating people who built $10m houses on cliff tops, who then cut down the trees securing the cliff edge, and are now finding out that cliffs erode, and their houses are failing into the sea.

... we're exempting farmers from paying the actual costs of their carbon emissions while they pollute or water ways with reckless abandon. It's only the poor fuckers down stream who'll get sick and die.

... While we still argue if old and sick people should die of COVID so that fashion shops can still hock their tat manufactured halfway around the world and shipped here on ships that burn the shittiest fuel available.

I have had kids, and lament the world I'm giving to them.