That will happen if I don’t leave, unless you have some kind of 12 dimensional master plan.
The climate is fucked.
We are currently in at worst the last decade, at best maybe the two decades before basically civilization as we know it fucking collapses under its own weight.
When complex societies fail, they have a last gasp of absurd opulence for the owners and distractions for the owned, then everyone collapses into despair, religious or superstitious fervor, everyone hyperfactionalizes and fights over whats left.
Unless you have a grand plan for quite literally how to topple global capitalism before it climate catastrophes us into oblivion, which i can somehow meaningfully participate in, which requires i stay where I am…
… I figure its in my own best interest to either move somewhere with a far lower cost of living, or somewhere thats colder now but will be a comfortable temp in a decade.
And anyway, I am disabled, and homeless. I don’t have a community of people I know and trust personally who I can convince to start a solarpunk commune or something.
The internet still exists, and any activism my disabled ass can do, can be done anywhere.
This is how we know you’re not yet worth the investment of offering a communal opportunity.
I’d encourage you to stay because the underprivileged are most likely to be motivated to meaningful action. But, it’s pointless because you lack the resources to leave.
That will happen if I don’t leave, unless you have some kind of 12 dimensional master plan.
The climate is fucked.
We are currently in at worst the last decade, at best maybe the two decades before basically civilization as we know it fucking collapses under its own weight.
When complex societies fail, they have a last gasp of absurd opulence for the owners and distractions for the owned, then everyone collapses into despair, religious or superstitious fervor, everyone hyperfactionalizes and fights over whats left.
Unless you have a grand plan for quite literally how to topple global capitalism before it climate catastrophes us into oblivion, which i can somehow meaningfully participate in, which requires i stay where I am…
… I figure its in my own best interest to either move somewhere with a far lower cost of living, or somewhere thats colder now but will be a comfortable temp in a decade.
And anyway, I am disabled, and homeless. I don’t have a community of people I know and trust personally who I can convince to start a solarpunk commune or something.
The internet still exists, and any activism my disabled ass can do, can be done anywhere.
This is how we know you’re not yet worth the investment of offering a communal opportunity.
I’d encourage you to stay because the underprivileged are most likely to be motivated to meaningful action. But, it’s pointless because you lack the resources to leave.