The Amazon burning is a reminder of humanity’s pathological irreverence toward the earth, a self-destructive dysfunction from which we will heal or possibly not even survive as a species. This is more than a climate crisis; it is a survival crisis, and it should be seen as such.

Aug 22, 2019 · 7:16 AM UTC

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Like all other issues confronting us the climate crisis is a moral crisis. Humanity is at a crossroads: we need to choose between a system that allows greed to run rampant over the survival needs of the species, or a state of consciousness where such a thing would be unthinkable.
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Our ability to take in the horror of what is happening environmentally & summon the courage to do something about it will determine the most critical choice in humanity’s history: whether to continue the journey of evolution or through our own selfishness & greed elect to end it.
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Join extinction rebellion events on Sept 20
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Do you color your hair? Isn’t that an environmental crisis? Why do you do it? Vanity?
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can't wait for the first US invasion of another country that uses climate climate as the justification.
you people NEVER really cared about it until now... there was only one man who actually cared and did things about it and tried to warn us - but you shut him down! youtube.com/watch?v=XAi3VTSd…
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All the result of Mob Rule 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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The entire environmental crisis is like a fire that has been intentionally set. All the more reason to stop setting the fires, and ask ourselves why we continue to acquiesce to a system that allows it. Greed should no longer be allowed to override the concern for our survival.
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