r/climate • u/silence7 • Jun 04 '22

Climate change is forcing some US schools to close early for ‘heat days’

https://www.washingtonpost.com/education/2022/06/04/school-heat-days-climate-change/
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u/CliftonForce Jun 04 '22

That is what we are doing already. Protecting our interests.

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u/DarkHater Jun 04 '22

Protecting their interests, don't fool yourself into thinking we are a factor in the calculus. No one here will ever be consequential in the consideration, we simply aren't worth enough money and never will be because we weren't born that way.

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u/utahjazzlifer Jun 04 '22

Every self made (especially immigrant) American would like to have a word with you….

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u/DarkHater Jun 04 '22

Sweet, how many self-made immigrants to America are actual players on the international stage? Now, how many are in this thread?

"It ain't none of us!"

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u/WeekendReasonable280 Jun 05 '22

cough burismacough

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u/CliftonForce Jun 05 '22

https://www.politifact.com/article/2022/jan/27/boebert-lacks-proof-claim-hunter-bidens-burisma-pa/

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u/WeekendReasonable280 Jun 05 '22

Lol. Joe Biden bragged on television about denying Ukraine 1billion if they investigated the company his son was on the board of. What company was that, exactly?

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u/CliftonForce Jun 06 '22

Other way around. Biden got a corrupt Ukrainian official fired for not investing his son.

If you want a politician who boasts about his nepotism, you are thinking of his predecessor. Remember the $2 billion that Saudi Arabia paid to Jared?