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Mar 18, 2024 12:08 AM
lifonaut
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Clockworkdancerobot
Money and corporate influence.
cyberstormtrooper
It looks like they are Festering
wurth
"Look, all of them are wearing TAN SUITS"
JackHL01
all old white dudes, checks out!
gft8gd5khn101
Perfection but they need to be standing on top of a bunch of dead plant and animal species (and likely people too).
Angelwrith
I do not recognise the bodies, I do not recognise the bod... Oh shit Greg!
corndude101
Totally thought those were zombies.
Iaimtomisbehave
". . . And the politicians talked and talked. . . ."
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tpanyS
This has been a roaming art piece for over a decade, here's the page for it; https://cementeclipses.com/portfolio/follow-the-leaders/
VictusVonGuyver
It's missing the billionaires on their yachts throwing pocket money at them.
KleptoKea
Americans may have normalised that kind of corruption by calling it "Lobbying", but it's illegal in countries like mine for good reason. (Gestures at the dumpster fire that is USA)
gonetothebirds
all ugly white men...oh, look it's the Republican party
abraxasfury
Nah, the politicians would be high and dry standing on the backs of poor people
demosteness
That’s exactly what they think they are, but they are not. They will suffer the consequences as well.
Onlyhereforthelaughs
They *are* standing on them. The water is just that high. /s
dreammer243
Only for so long
mercyPandaRunner
Nice symbolically, but too many people (particularly the older generations) still think rising sealevels will be the big problem. They much more rise slowly and not as high as older people often think. At the same time, most of the same people still think the other climatic changes will not be significant here in Europe. It should start being apparent by now, as we already see the changes, but i guess they will only understand it's not mainly about rising sea levels when bavaria dries out.
rumandbass
Europe specifically needs to be very concerned about the Gulf stream slowing.
Feralkyn
Man, I don't see how anyone could still cling to that. The "record high temperatures" every fucking day last summer for our region (southern Germany also) should've nipped that problem RIGHT in the bud.
mercyPandaRunner
Should have, yes.