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Fun fact: if you were to watch JewTube videos about women not having children because of cow farts and took a shot every time you saw a non-white one saying it, you would never get drunk. You wouldn’t even catch a buzz.
This is because white women understand The Science better, not because the whole climate hoax is a Jew psyop to make white people stop having kids.
Nearly a third of people are considering putting off major life events due to climate change fears, a new survey reveals.
As the climate crisis bites, it can be hard to imagine what the future might look like.
This uncertainty – and the fear that the environment will continue to deteriorate – is taking its toll.
A new survey of 25,000 people – conducted across 25 countries by research firm Elabe and water, waste and energy management company Veolia – reveals the extent of this anxiety.
30 per cent of the world’s inhabitants feel distressed about the future, ‘often’ think about climate change, and are considering giving up long term goals like having children.
“[This number rises to more than] 33 per cent in Poland, Indonesia, Japan, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and up to 58 per cent in India,” the survey reads.
In the United States, 25 per cent of respondents felt the grip of this severe eco-anxiety.
A feeling of extreme fragility now unites some of the most historically fragile nations and developed countries, the report says.
What else does the survey reveal about long term habitsEco-anxiety refers to feelings of stress and fear about the future of the planet.
As patterns of severe weather become more frequent – and the headlines are filled with news of intense floods, fires and droughts – it’s becoming a common feeling.
The survey reveals that it can also have a huge impact on how people plan their lives.
But it’s not all doom and gloom as it also reveals growing support for climate action.
75 per cent of the world’s inhabitants now believe that climate change is being caused by humans.
This large majority believes in collective action to reduce its implications: 55 per cent think that we need to change the way we live, alongside implementing technological solutions.
67 per cent of the world’s population are convinced that the consequences of climate change and pollution will cost morer than the investments needed for ecological transformation.
60 per cent of the population is also convinced that we have the future in our hands.
I would take serious issue with these numbers. I’ve never personally met anyone who is doing anything to “battle climate change.” I’ve met a lot of people who believe in it, and I’ve interrogated them, and they will basically say that it’s the government’s problem, and they support any measures the government takes.
Of course, a lot of white women are not having kids. They might say that is because of global warming, but it’s really just because they want to have sex with lots of men and go around acting like complete disasters, forcing their problems on everyone else.
