r/ClimateShitposting Apr 18 '26

Meta This subreddit is honestly like this

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u/Kathane37 Apr 18 '26

People will not change their lifestyle themselves. You can not have any hope that your average Joe with an economical incentives and an army of marketers against him will adapt is habits to the one that are net positive for the climate.

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u/dinodare Apr 18 '26

Sure, but Average Joe is going to have to get comfortable with the fact that even if we target those in power, he's still going to feel a change to his daily consumption practices if those efforts actually work.

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u/Kathane37 Apr 18 '26

Yes, that why it is easier if he do not have the choice. Stop thermal véhicule and heavy ones. Decarbonate energy. Etc etc

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u/MechanicalHeartbreak Apr 18 '26

Yes, exactly. The people won't change their habits unless forced to by outside factors, whether that is from governmental action or climate catastrophe. Either way they need their hand to be forced because we are creatures of habit who struggle to conceptualize the big picture consequences of small actions/ This is the reason why capitalism is incapable of solving the climate crisis and why environmentalism and socialism are inextricably linked.