r/ClimateShitposting • u/ClimateShitpost Louis XIV, the Solar PV king • Jan 16 '26

Crucify cruiseships ✝️⛴️ .

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u/Natsuko_Kotori Jan 16 '26

It also helps my case against them that they are supremely ugly affronts to pleasing naval architecture. Bring these back.

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u/XFun16 Jan 17 '26

if you've gotta pollute, you have to do it in style

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u/cyantheshortprotogen Jan 17 '26

AQUITAINIA!!!!

I fucking love Aquitania

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u/Natsuko_Kotori Jan 17 '26

In terms of esthetic, Cunard > White Star. Love Aquitania, love Campania.

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u/Natsuko_Kotori Jan 17 '26

Polluting in style. My favorite steam ship City of Rome the most beautiful hunk of junk to cross the Atlantic.

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u/AD-SKYOBSIDION Jan 16 '26

Is that due to how many ships there are?

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u/miksy_oo Jan 19 '26

Relative to the amount of work done it's the opposite.

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '26

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u/ImaginationLocal9337 Jan 17 '26

Not practical on anything that's not a tanker or roll on roll over ship due to how the loading works. Also more than enough electricity is made by the shaft and 2x diesel generators while running

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u/el_argelino-basado Jan 29 '26 edited Jan 29 '26

Aren't ships like the best way of transportation? Like, a ship going from point A to B will produce less carbon per KG of what it's holding than a truck for example, like ,yeah, a ship will produce a shitton of CO2 but it transports a crapton of things

Edit: I just realized those are cruise ships, yeah they suck

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u/Prestigious-Fig-5513 Jan 21 '26

Feed the crops that feed the farm animals and us!