Changing this view means showing them; that means calling, writing, turning up in person, talking in private to staff, etc.

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    The last time any politicians cared about what the public thought was somewhere in the 90’s.

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      I feel more like, for a lot of voters, climate change isn’t the reason to vote for or against someone while it absolutely a wedge issue for people in industries that cause climate change.

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      Lol I’d go as far to say the 60s. The Civil Rights Movement was the last big movement to be legitimately effective; which means the government gave enough of a shit to actually follow the demands of the working people instead of the ruling class that owns the economy which was exploiting their lack of protections.

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    I’ve never met anyone IRL in the 25 years I’ve been concerned, by that I mean beyond “oh yeah, climate change”.

    On the other hand, I have actually met many people who say if it was really a serious issue, Government would so something about it :)

    It’s why i now live much nearer the south pole, as a climate refugee :). Went from Latitude S19 to S30, stayed a decade, relaised not far enough and faster then expected, now at S42.