> So the human rights violation is being committed by the population themselves.
Isn’t that fairly common? Slavery in the US, Nazi concentration camps, Rawandan ethnic cleansing…
Isn’t that fairly common? Slavery in the US, Nazi concentration camps, Rawandan ethnic cleansing…
In their effort to optimize locally, they lose globally.
Climate immutability is not a human right, but if something is shown to cause harm, then you might reasonably expect humanity to limit this harm.
I appreciate the judge here making a stand for something they believe in, but it's not easily defensible
Yes, I realize I'm arguing against capitalism in some sense and no, that does not imply I'm a communist. I'm just pointing out a fundamental flaw, but I don't have an alternative.