Your Carbon Footprint is a LIE (who's to blame for climate change?)

In this video, we'll be exploring the topic of carbon footprints and the myths surrounding them.
Despite claims from companies like BP and greenwashing campaigns that attempt to shift the blame onto individuals, we'll reveal the truth behind the carbon footprint scam and explain how they are diverting carbon focus.
We'll delve deeper into the carbon industry and how fossil fuels are impacting the environment, as well as discussing the role of powerful figures like Rupert Murdoch and ExxonMobil's CEO Darren Woods.
Join us as we separate fact from fiction and reveal the truth about climate change, in anticipation of the upcoming COP28 conference.
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[@planetonepointfive]

💡Who do you think is responsible for climate change?

[@JinzoCrash]

The sun. And volcanoes.
Not us little guys.
A good youtuber / Rumble user is "Tony Heller". I highly suggest anyone thinking "we" mess with the climate refer to his numerous citations of our past, recent and less recent.

[@planetonepointfive]

@@JinzoCrash Always on the lookout for great channels. 👏

[@rejectionistmanifesto8836]

Anyone who keeps complaining about climate change should NOT have children since each child will become an adult and also consume goods and "cause climate change".

[@merlebump5328]

I knew it was always crap. Even when I was very young...it was acid rain. Every five or ten years there's a new danger to scare everyone

[@hosnimubarak8869]

Science helped solve the acid rain problem.

[@planetonepointfive]

I mean this ‘scarecrow’ has been buried for decades and now about to escape leaving a trail of destruction behind.

[@andrewcharlesmoss]

In 1960, the world population was 3 billion - it’s now 8 billion. Yes, there are other factors, but unfortunately, that is the elephant in the room. Inevitably, with more people, there’s greater consumption and strain on natural resources.

[@planetonepointfive]

It's a part truth. The demand on resources is real but theres still a massive skew in terms of very few people making all the decisions on the behalf of humanity.

[@Blurry_Oreki]

first

[@rexx9496]

I don't buy this argument. Yes oil companies are a responsible for lots of emissions, but it's billions of collective people buying their products due to decisions they've made. Literally every other car on the road in America is an SUV or large pickup truck getting terrible fuel economy. Very few of these people driving these cars are hauling around anything. It's just a love of big cars. The collective activity of a hundred million people putting this type of excess demand on oil resources is going to cause oil companies to produce more and pollute more. We then on top of this build cities that are sprawling and car dependent so you have no choice but to drive everywhere, and Americans like living in suburbs and hate taking public transit. These are all decisions people are making that raising oil usage needlessly. Scale this up to 340 million people and it's a serious problem.

[@planetonepointfive]

I guess there’s a hen and an egg where you could also claim availability and affordability to the masses play a role. Sure, some will always ignorantly claim their right to do and consume whatever they want, but others don’t have a choice and that’s for the politicians and corporates to make sure the greener option is readily available for everyone.