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Originally posted by Moonshine66: ↑

“The Climate Crisis is a story designed to frighten Primary School Children”

You know what - that’s actually not funny - it’s for the most part true.

Woke lefty’s are over-represented in the teaching profession and in the government departments that set the school curriculum. The kids get lectured about this climate change stuff on a daily basis. It’s been like this for a decade or so now. Children are indeed frightened by it all from early primary school. There’s no debate or discussion of course - there is just one universal truth - that the world is doomed.

The first tranche of these indoctrinated kids are voting age now and of course they are voting green in huge numbers - why wouldn’t they?

The Tasmanian state election on the weekend is the most recent evidence that the green vote is surging ….what a frightening peek into the future.

Green dominance with the all the financial cluelessness and recklessness that will come with it.

It will take a generation to work out that being ‘urgently green’ is a one way ticket to lower overall living standards …..that it’s just not financially possible without massive economic disruption.

Could be a miserable generation of people from 2025 to 2050 I reckon …..but they’ve only got themselves (and the education system) to blame.

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Originally posted by Moonshine66: ↑

“The Climate Crisis is a story designed to frighten Primary School Children”

You know what - that’s actually not funny - it’s for the most part true.

Woke lefty’s are over-represented in the teaching profession and in the government departments that set the school curriculum. The kids get lectured about this climate change stuff on a daily basis. It’s been like this for a decade or so now. Children are indeed frightened by it all from early primary school. There’s no debate or discussion of course - there is just one universal truth - that the world is doomed.

The first tranche of these indoctrinated kids are voting age now and of course they are voting green in huge numbers - why wouldn’t they?

The Tasmanian state election on the weekend is the most recent evidence that the green vote is surging ….what a frightening peek into the future.

Green dominance with the all the financial cluelessness and recklessness that will come with it.

It will take a generation to work out that being ‘urgently green’ is a one way ticket to lower overall living standards …..that it’s just not financially possible without massive economic disruption.

Could be a miserable generation of people from 2025 to 2050 I reckon …..but they’ve only got themselves (and the education system) to blame.

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