The Sky News host said the pair and their celebrity defenders “bleat endlessly about the environment but have
no qualms about taking private jets when globetrotting from one emission-spewing mansion to another”. Image: AP
A childish argument understood and supported by bogans.
Rita is saying, if your profile dictates that for travel commitments and security reasons, using a private jet is the only practical option, you must recuse yourself from repeating what scientists say about climate change. At least their not fake news purveyors.
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