The planned choking of traffic in central London on Monday by climate activists of Extinction Rebellion falls somewhere between street theatre and direct action. If it is successful it will be costly for the demonstrators, some of whom plan to be arrested, burdensome for bus passengers who can’t get to work, and vexing for car drivers who will be held up.
The only solution is population control, Limit each family to 1 child each, yet the ethical latte drinkers scream 'Nazi mindset' when that is proposed.
Since we first walked on the moon, just about 50 years ago, we've seen a 60% reduction in global biodiversity. That pace of extinction is accelerating. Every day we don't act we leave our heirs a more barren planet.
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