Sure, and there’s not a realistic chance of reducing emissions to the point humanity avoids extinction either.
We have to destroy capitalism anyway if we want our grandchildren to have a chance at survival. Why not abolish other involuntary hierarchies while we’re at it?
“All or nothing thinking” is also known as a paradigm shift. Or a revolution, when it comes to those thoughts becoming political reality. Those do in fact happen and often make things better.
I don’t expect perfection. A society that prioritizes abolishing involuntary hierarchies is going to have a lot of issues. But it’s going to be better for human survival than a society that prioritizes accumulation of capital.
Sure, and there’s not a realistic chance of reducing emissions to the point humanity avoids extinction either.
We have to destroy capitalism anyway if we want our grandchildren to have a chance at survival. Why not abolish other involuntary hierarchies while we’re at it?
This all or nothing thinking is generally counterproductive to actual progress.
“All or nothing thinking” is also known as a paradigm shift. Or a revolution, when it comes to those thoughts becoming political reality. Those do in fact happen and often make things better.
I don’t expect perfection. A society that prioritizes abolishing involuntary hierarchies is going to have a lot of issues. But it’s going to be better for human survival than a society that prioritizes accumulation of capital.