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damn china isn't solving climate change by theyself? smdh my head
50+ out of shape guy complaining about a professional sports ball player doing incredible feats of athleticism on the field
I just heard somewhere that the Chinese were producing and installing so much solar that they're single handedly going to be responsible for avoiding the worst effects of climate change. Some how, that's still not enough.
I haven't read the article, but I'm assuming the argument is that Xi should invade and subjugate the imperialist countries in order to force decarbonization and socialism at gun point.
China installed more solar in 2023 alone than the US has in its entire history.
Not 5 year ago they were still on the "China is evilbad megapollutors! Worse than every Western country combined!"
Now that China is doing more for green energy than any other country on the planet, it's "insufficient" according to rich westerners.
If only there was some other group of countries with massively inflated emissions that could follow a similar plan and help fix the problem they created, but alas, the only option is to blame China for not fixing the problem enough.
Why are they acting as if China doesn't have a much lower per capita carbon footprint than the US already? Are people really falling for this shit?
Ok Mr Guardian, today I already went online and called Xi Jinping a lib and not ecostalinist enough, so I guess I'll go bomb some refinery
Damn sounds like someone should help them 
Hey, we're doing everything we can here in the west! Me and the wife voted for [local green party]. We'll be happy to switch to vegetarian food when the plant meat tastes exactly like meat. Happy to use less grid power when solar panels are cheap enough so I can heat/cool my giant MacMansion off grid. I'll be the first to bike to the store when bicycles are self driving and have AC! If there's a environmental solution to a problem that won't inconvenience us or have us lower our material standard in the slightest, we're happy to do it.
What more do you want?!

Smdh we wouldnt have this problem if Harris had won
We'll get a chance again in four years! Little by little, decade by decade we can move the whole thing left. In the meantime I suggest investing in green technology. We recently bought a third Tesla. As a retired engineer I moved my 401k into a Thor Inc, it's a ammunition producer that uses recycled aluminum for all their missiles. Other things you can do is getting involved in your community! Using my engineering skills (did I say I was a retired engineer) me and my 40 year old son build micro houses for the homeless/cats to live in. It's all made from recycled materials. Corrugated plastic from old election yard sign as the main structure. For insulation we use unwashed (saves on water) styrofoam fish boxes from our boat club.
You gotta give back a little, that's what I say.

"The only asshole who's actually doing anything still isn't doing enough to make up for everyone who isn't doing anything" is a weird way to blame the wrong country for global problems.
When a group assignment is due but you're the only one actually working on it.
Showed this to my sous chef and got a "have you considered you're getting propaganda" like you people showing me this ANTI CHINA PROPAGANDA is somehow pro china propaganda. "I don't want to talk about china, it's not in my interests" like woah dawg fucking triggered damn
Liberals do not learn our language and concepts for any other reason than to use them to reify their already existing biases
these fools need to consider how much carbon has been released by whom since the dawn of fossil fuels and also need to consider that they've exported their industries to China
What the fuck is the EU using all that energy on anyways? They don't make barely anything there that requires high energy. Just wasting energy on lights and laptops. At least China has production of solar panels and common goods going on their coal-powered industrial lines. Fuckin Germany rollin coal to power their fleshlights and hackenkreuz-AI





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