General / Off-Topic Hilarious counter to youth bemoaning the elder generations re climate change

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Meanwhile a university banned clapping. Because apparently, clapping and other loud noises can trigger anxiety in young people.

Nah, this civilization is doomed. Just let it die. :)
Many of them will up at the loony farm, the rest of us will survive just fine.

If they want to Blame someone blame those who made us use petrol burning cars, and all the other stuff, there has been many good and environmental sound solution through time, but they where suppressed and kept locked up. Just think of Tesla’s innovations. JP Morgan shut down his Earth grid electrical distribution down, because he couldn’t set a meter on it.
 
I'm not entirely sure what's going on - but at the moment everything on the internet tubes seems to be about planting 20,000,000 trees in the next year.

Surely, that means relocating 20,000,000 that already exist - into locations that might not be ideal for them?
 
Meanwhile a university banned clapping. Because apparently, clapping and other loud noises can trigger anxiety in young people.

Nah, this civilization is doomed. Just let it die. :)
It would be more smart to ban the circulation of non-professional vehicles and without reasons of urgency in the cities.
 
Well, they can blame their parents for that too.

Actually I totally agree with that, my wife and I have no kids...that's our personally contribution to trying to fix global warming. I would guess the carbon footprint of a family increases a lot when kids are involved. I shudder to think of the amount of disposable nappies in landfills.
 
I think my solution to people for whom applause would be an anxiety trigger would be to not require them to participate in events likely to feature a lot of applause.

However, I am also entirely willing to refrain from applause and remain sleeping through any such event I can be dragged to.

I also looked up "jazz hands" and I'm still not sure what it is.
 
Actually I totally agree with that, my wife and I have no kids...that's our personally contribution to trying to fix global warming. I would guess the carbon footprint of a family increases a lot when kids are involved. I shudder to think of the amount of disposable nappies in landfills.
The honest response to all of this is to look at the children and tell them that they are the problem :-D
 
Manchester University Student Union voted to ban clapping at Union business-related events, i.e. meetings and votes.


Oh fer gawds sakes....they'll be banning the sun next for those afraid of their own shadows.

Oh and to add, "jazz hands" are an abomination and should be illegal (along with anything else associated with Jazz (sorry Jazz fans!))

The honest response to all of this is to look at the children and tell them that they are the problem :-D

Well they are not blameless that's for sure. If they want to save the world then they should lead the way and sacrifice the luxeries that are causing problems with the environment. Because right now that's all they can do until they leave school/university.
 
Just to clarify for some....it's a joke Mkay!! ;) I copied and pasted it from Facebook. I had a hearty chuckle and thought I'd share it. But fair play whinging millenials born in the 1st world should shut up as they are the most entitled children who EVER existed up to this point in mankind's history. A Smorgasboard of Electronic gizmo's that almost all need something extracted from the earth at a high pollution cost, plastic toys, holidays abroad, school runs in Mum's chelsea tractor etc etc etc.

I've been watching a lot of Harry Enfield and Chums recently and his "kevin" is a proto millenial!!! ;)

I'm not saying I don't believe on global warming, I do. But blaming the past generations like spoilt "kevin's" just takes the proverbial mickey. Moaning Millenials HAVE to walk the walk and go green.....I bet most wouldn't.

In other words, don't question the status quo. Assimilation is your duty.
 
this joke is really old. my father used to make reduced versions of this more than 40 years ago.

while it is just ok to confront youth with their own contradictions and not fall for simplistic claims explaining a complex world, making an absolute mockery of it doesn't really seem smart to me and is actually kind of fishy. ridiculing the girl for the irresponsible behavior they have programmed her to live with, really? i guess the icing of the cake is then just dying off and letting her inherit a wasteland. enjoy! but, hey! think of all the comfort we gave you! a far better approach would be rational and open discussion, information and finding out how the family can collectively reduce their footprint while not turning nuts. the girl is actually right, you know? the problem is real, won't get dispelled by ridiculing dissent and change will come anyway, want it or not ... so better do it sensibly.
 
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