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alexjones85 OP t1_ixl7chp wrote

Reply to comment by DblDzl in Qatar not looking good as clearly the least sustainable country in the world on a per capita basis. by alexjones85

It won't be if emissions are allowed to continue unabated.

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internetperson94276 t1_ixl9yga wrote

Ah yes. Emissions are the problem here, clearly. Not, you know, the entire religious dogma that informs and entitles the people to continue perpetuating and celebrating horrific human rights abuses out in the open.

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crimsoncalamitas t1_ixll8nz wrote

literally not because of religion china, russia, and many western countries do that too

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ppparty t1_ixlpjdt wrote

also, Cuba is pretty fucking repressive, but it's also incredibly sustainable and forward-looking

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SturgiesYrFase t1_ixlqcjc wrote

They're also a bit less repressive than Qatar, at least in terms of LGBT rights

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ppparty t1_ixm2dip wrote

oh yeah, Cubans themselves are very very socially progressive. Frankly, as someone born behind the Iron Curtain myself, we've never thought of Cuba as "communist like us", I've always had the impression they were kinda pushed into it by the needless US antagonizing and that's how it still is today.

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phenomduck t1_ixmnabz wrote

Being punished for the acts of the dead. Just plain cruelty.

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glefe t1_ixlx1t7 wrote

The impact of emissions is not inherently about humans.

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makeit52 t1_ixoi0sd wrote

This person talks like he’s trying too hard to sound smart.

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