True. That's not the point, though. The point is that unregulated "free" market capitalism makes proper public transit impossible.

A point which admittedly is partly obscured by whomever made the meme choosing to append the country names, but whatevs 🤷

Generally you're right, but when it comes to public transit, they tend to have their shit together unlike for example the US.

Their source

Just give it a rest. It's obvious that you're spreading unfounded rumors because you don't like her activism.

Let me guess: sources such as Breitbart, Faux News, OANN, and Newsmax?

Toilet paper contains more reliable information than such far right propaganda outlets.

Sounds like you've been eating the yellow snow again 🙄

Lying to smear a role model is uncivil, as is whataboutism.

Not that it's going to stop you from spreading disinformation to suit your agenda, but just to set the record straight:

Contrary to the rampant online rumors, Greta Thunberg’s net worth is estimated to be $100,000 as of 2025. Unlike many public figures, Thunberg does not profit from her activism. She has made it clear multiple times that any earnings from her book sales or speeches go directly to charity.

One particularly popular yet unfounded rumor is that she is set to inherit $10 million from her parents, opera singer Malena Ernman and actor Svante Thunberg. However, Swedish income tax records—which are publicly available—show that her parents are not millionaires. While they may be considered comfortably upper-middle class, their wealth has been grossly exaggerated by misinformation campaigns.

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Definitely can't have anything to do with the fact that the only people who have the power to ban it are also the main beneficiaries (other than the clients of successful lobbyists). Nope!

Fisheus

I'll do things for you

Yeah, she's one of the best role models in the world when it comes to advocacy and direct action IMO. Plus she's hilarious sometimes and doesn't take herself too seriously 😁❤️

My closest one would be running. I started doing 5 minutes a day on an old exercise bike where the computer and thus the resistance motor didn't work in september, gradually adding more time as I got into better shape.

It was when I got a new one that actually works in mid January that I REALLY got going, though, and I've put in 90 hours for a total of 3813 km (2369 miles) since then.

For context, that's more than the straight line distance between Washington DC and Los Angeles or almost the distance between London, England and Gao, Mali.

As far as mid life crises go, that along with eating a lot better ain't so bad 😁