Good! India not messing around. India, and Russia (the leaders of the Free world) have the right idea and action on these fronts.
Is Greta Thunberg being abused by her globalist handlers?
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Slide-Rule
Sparrow
Greta should marry a decent man who has a good career, growing savings and investment account(s), and have a few kids.
She would be a far better role model for young women across the West by doing that.
She can tell her kids, "Like everyone, mommy was a little crazy in her youth..."
She would be a far better role model for young women across the West by doing that.
She can tell her kids, "Like everyone, mommy was a little crazy in her youth..."
monsquid
Kingfisher
Her family is rich. (mom was a celebrity) She doesn't need to marry anyone for support. Probably what enables her.
plainsofdelight
Pigeon
I've always found the hate directed towards her to be a misguided thing. If you can't see that she's been raised to be this way by sick people, you're viewing reality through a half pregnant state; meaning a fantasy land. The same people who will throw such vitriol into the air are quick to wax poetical on the suffering of child stars, and rightfully so - but that compassion should apply here too.
kel
Ostrich
I have sympathy for her, as an individual, but there's nothing I, kel, can do for Greta as an individual and Greta the corporate mascot is a far more poisonous element to me, my family, and my life than my "hate" is to her and her life. I don't feel bad about "hating" Ronald McDonald, either, you know?
plainsofdelight
Pigeon
You should feel bad about hating anyone, but I guess that's just my opinion. Just because a virus has made a home out of someone, doesn't mean they are without a soul that needs saving.
She's also an adult now, 18yo, even though she still looks like a little girl because she's got some form or retardation as well as being a long term malnourished anorexic.
While she's somewhat not as responsible due to her mental state and upbringing, she's still a very destructive force, as a symbol of policies that are going to lead to the impoverishment and economic enslavement of literally billions of people across the world, including children. She is pushing a very destructive, evil agenda, hence the hate for her persona.
While she's somewhat not as responsible due to her mental state and upbringing, she's still a very destructive force, as a symbol of policies that are going to lead to the impoverishment and economic enslavement of literally billions of people across the world, including children. She is pushing a very destructive, evil agenda, hence the hate for her persona.
kel
Ostrich
I don't hate her, hence the scare quotes. To be honest whenever someone starts talking about hate my bullshit detector goes off, it's a criticism of (someone's perception of) my attitude rather than the situation at hand. I agree that the focus on Greta herself is a bad look, but of course that's the point in the first place, they picked this emotionally, intellectually, and physically stunted girl to be a human shield for any critque of bureaucratic nonsense. "C'mon man, you'll hurt the feelings of this scared abused girl if you don't accept the politics and worldview of her cokehead mom who made her scared and unhealthy in the first place". Blech.
plainsofdelight
Pigeon
She has no power. Her handlers deserve to be exposed and criticized for what they are, but acting like Greta is some power broker on the world stage is missing the shot by country miles. I don't spend much time dwelling on the "situation at hand", or take it at face value because Christ himself acknowledged the weight of symbolism. You can argue based on attitude, or you can argue based on the stage play.
