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Just follow the medical recommendations and stay home!
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And isn't it fascinating to see that the very same people who until just a few weeks ago said that there wasn’t enough money to invest in a green transition now have magically found trillions to prep up a crashing economy?
And yes, sure, we must "save our economy" to avoid further despair and suffering – especially among the working class and the poorest and vulnerable people of our societies.
But how about that after the coronavirus has been defeated, we immediately treat the climate crisis as the existential crisis it actually is and actually saves the very prospects for future human existence on this planet?
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Britney Spears calls for wealth redistribution, general strike on Instagram
THEWEEK.COM Britney Spears seemingly called for the redistribution of wealth and a general strike on Monday, "regramming" a post written by Instagram user Mimi Zhu. "During this time of isolation, we need connection now more than ever," the text shared by Spears said, going on to describe how "we will learn...
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