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   Tokyo Outsider (337ppm) (tokyo_0@mas.to)'s status on Friday, 21-Jun-2024 21:07:42 JST Tokyo Outsider (337ppm)

   People who are prepared to condemn some protesters splattering millennia-old stones with coloured cornflower but remain silent about the ongoing destruction of natural systems all of humanity relies on for life—something that is literally killing people—need to think a little harder.

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     GinevraCat (ginevracat@toot.community)'s status on Friday, 21-Jun-2024 21:32:23 JST GinevraCat

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     @tokyo_0 I used to be horrified at "the destruction of this important heritage" and yes, my heart aches when important cultural or historic things are destroyed or damaged.

     But if we don't act on climate change, if we don't urgently protect natural habitats and reverse our disastrous fossil fuel habits, then no heritage of any kind will be left to protect anyway.

     I don't want to live in a global climate apocalypse dystopia. (I'm aware some already live it).