People get mad at climate protesters for throwing things on art and tell them to protest rich people propagating climate change instead. Here they are, finally protesting against the rich and people still find things to get mad at them about.

It seems like the interface took a nose dive too. It’s a lot more sluggish and harder to find new things to watch.

You can always use a keyword filter depending on what client you use to browse Lemmy- it makes browsing a lot more enjoyable.

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Inception timeline

The thing that threw me off Facebook was the 2016 election and the Cambridge Analytica scandal, even though I ran a popular meme page. I thought I found a sanctuary on Reddit, but looking back everything major on it was shilled to advertise or sow political discord. I thought Google Plus had a lot of potential, but nobody I knew would join and y’know, Google’s privacy record.

Why? There’s so many other things we could put money towards that would help people like climate change research.

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British Government Signals Support for Oil and Gas Industry

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Who owns the museum?

Do you think the public owns that painting?

Worked for a museum, there is no way they are penetrating that glass

Honestly the artists would be on their side

This isn’t trying to get people to join the cause, it’s a show of force. This is what we’re capable of, and we’re not backing down until we get what we want.

Anyone who doesn’t see how bad climate change is at this point is a fool

We need to be nuisances or else we will be ignored. Being disruptive is the best tool we have to pressure the government and the rich into helping to fight climate change.

I would do anything to stop the climate catastrophe at this point. Good for them.

No art was harmed in the making of this