[Street Pharmacist]

I don't want to edit or delete the previous posts, because they stand on their own as far as the points I'm trying to make, but I shouldn't have that tone and I apologize. That's not fair.


The issue at heart is this: we have an existential crisis mixed with political roadblocks because of partisanship. No scientist can look at this issue and not conclude we're almost too late. You also cannot help but look at the current a vs b political climate and see how difficult it's going to be to get the changes necessary.


So when I hear fatalistic arguments like "no one wants to change", or "activist x is a hypocrite", it gets my blood boiling because it's trying to change the subject. If we need the change for my children to have any sort of world worthy living in, I don't care about anything except the message and that it's getting people to want change. I don't care if they burnt coal to get to the podium.