cross-posted from: https://piefed.social/c/fuckcars@lemmy.world/p/2280626/climate-goals
It's really the rider that should feel bad that their bike is made of nonrecyclable materials /s
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That katamari is a lot bigger now with all those data centres hanging on to it.
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I mean I get the message, but in the literal case presented in the picture you can actually win by just getting off the bike (which will then be pulled into the abyss by the ball o' industry) and then walking to your climate goals.
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Yeah but that ball should be a bunch of billionaires and banking corporations, along with the API members. It's not the coal/oil/gas itself that's ultimately the problem, it's the people fucking over society for their own profit.
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And then "conservative" politicians will blame the cyclists.
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Only missing a diesel truck running over the cyclist...
2026 version: both the cyclist and weighted metaphor are in free fall
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This has been blatantly obvious since the 90s
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A good metaphor for getting rid of fossil fuels, makes pushing for further climate goals easier. After all less lobbying money and people in that industry.
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A month ago I watched a movie from the 70s that depicted exactly the situation we are in right now. Country going lying their way to war for petrol
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not pictured; andy burnham trying to save the ball while pushing the person on the bike off the cliff
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Remember that industry exists primarily for the consumption habits of end users.
They aren't polluting just for the love of the game, they are doing it to power your devices or make the energy to produce the cheap tat you buy off Amazon.
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You can cut the chain by voting the right people!
The factory must grow
i'm not sure how this is particularly relevant to this specific community, see rule 4.
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isn't towing one of the few legitimate uses for SUVs and trucks?
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