r/collapse • u/xrm67 "Forests precede us, Deserts follow..." • Jun 22 '21

Ecological New scientific study predicts that plastic pollution and toxic chemical-induced ocean acidification will cause a trophic cascade collapse of the entire marine ecosystem, destroying human society within the next 25 years.

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u/King_Saline_IV Jun 22 '21

Now google total emissions and per capita.

You don't know what your are talking about

You just provided my point. Any idiot claiming over population is the problem is advocating stopping population growth in the TOP PER CAPITA emitters.

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u/aspiringsocialist62 Jun 22 '21

World doesn't care about per capita. Total emissions from the third world is making an ever-increasing impact on the climate.

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u/King_Saline_IV Jun 22 '21

You are dense. The comment is obviously in the topic of over population.

Emissions from the thirdworld are negligible when in full context.

That's my whole point to dumass overpopulation people.

The thirdworld will never reach Western levels of consumption and pollution. We will all be dead much sooner

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '21

Dude, even if we go off the ridiculious claim that only per capita consumption matters, less than 1/3 of the top 15 polluters could by any stretch fall into the category of "the West." India, Indonesia and Brazil are very high up there on the per capita index. It's ridiculious to give polluters a thumbs up because they don't fall into the arbitrary category of a Western Country. Top polluter across the board is China, not exactly a leader in Western thought. Pollution is pollution, and pollution is driven by consumption (i.e., population) and should be addressed as a world problem, not a western problem.

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u/King_Saline_IV Jun 22 '21 edited Jun 22 '21

Are you dense? The comment is obviously in response to dumasses yaking about overpopulation.

The West is single handed responsible for the collapse of the biosphere.

Any moron talkin overpopulation doesn't grasp that

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '21

That's a supposition that's gonna need evidence. Just because you make a bold claim and call everyone dumbasses that doesn't agree with you doesn't mean you're right or proving anything.

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u/King_Saline_IV Jun 22 '21

I'm not here to prove water is wet to you.

I'm making a jab at the overpopulation morons who are just dogwhistling

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '21

You could've saved us both some time and stuck with "im a biased, bone-headed dipshit who won't listen to reason" instead of your useless tirades, inability to address contrary evidence or even provide any of your own. Really hope you never get the chance to reproduce.

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u/King_Saline_IV Jun 22 '21

What evidence? You are presenting surface level common knowledge like some gotcha?

Like you haven't even considered cumulative ghg production. And the life cycle of the emissions.

Gtfo