35 years ago: We should do something about climate change but it's important to see first how to do it without any effects on industry and economy.
25 years ago: We should really do something about climate change but let's evaluate the option again, or their might be an effect on the economy.
15 years ago: We now know that we don't need actually so anything. Just set climate goals, establish CO₂ trading and let the wonderful free market work its magic.
5 years ago: We should actually really increase CO₂ costs to more realistic levels but then our rich donors could feel offended so let's keep those plans with unrealistical steep increases much too late.
Now: We really need to scrap the cimate targets as CO₂ is finally beginning to have an effect (who would have thought?) and our stalwart rejection of any actual technology/industry not dependent on obsolete fossil fuel burning means negative effects for the economy.
10 years from now: We really, really tried (trust us... we did totally not fuck you over for benefits from our friends in the fossil fuel industry...) but seemingly action against climate change is simply impossible so let's stop trying.
PS: Also let's never talk about businesses/economy/industry that invested in a green transition, constantly criticise this insane flip-flopping, and gets also fucked over all the time. That's not the story we should hear, so the media makes sure we won't.


Was sollen die denn da groß installieren? Einfach im Rahmen von Sparmaßnahmen gegen die böse Verschwendung von Geldern die kleine Minderheit rauswerfen, die im ÖRR noch Minimalansprüche an journalistische Integrität haben. Der Rest macht doch schon bereits fröhlich mit und springt über jedes Stöckchen, das ihnen rechte Politik und Presse hinwerfen.