• someguy3@lemmy.world
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        24 days ago

        If you think it can be done without regulation… Companies don’t care, they will pollute as much as they can. That needs regulation.

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          23 days ago

          you can’t regulate capitalism away. as long as the profit motive isn’t abolished, climate change can’t be solved

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            23 days ago

            Frankly you’re wrong, the other user listed plenty of problems that have been solved and we can solve plenty more. And capitalism isn’t going anywhere, so both your idea and this meme’s idea is just some combination of you sticking your head in the sand, while complaining, while giving up.

    • punkisundead [they/them]@slrpnk.net
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      23 days ago

      They also love when their opponents only vote or only rely on a flawed legal system to fight back. Go voting if you want to do that, but voting is not what is stopping ICE right now.

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        23 days ago

        Why exactly can’t you vote and take other actions?

        Also, what exact actions do you think are going to stop ICE?

        You’re long on indignation, but short on practical solutions.

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    I dream of this every day, let’s build micro grids of wind and solar that power our neighborhoods and at the same time can connect to each-other for power sharing in emergencies.

    Let’s organize our own logistics chains so we can resource share over space and time and start to imagine distribution based on need and efficiency rather than trade/profit margins.