Warmists have been pushing this issue for 25+ years. They’ve spent God-knows how much money, both private and public, pushing “climate change” awareness, attending conferences, preaching, etc, and they’ve browbeat people on a constant basis, yet this is what they’ve accomplished
(Gallup) Twenty-eight U.S. senators held an all-night “talkathon” Monday to call attention to climate change, an issue that only 24% of Americans say they worry about a great deal. This puts climate change, along with the quality of the environment, near the bottom of a list of 15 issues Americans rated in Gallup’s March 6-9 survey. The economy, federal spending, and healthcare dominate Americans’ worries.
Here’s the breakdown
Good job, Warmists: mission accomplished. This continues a trend where “climate change” tends to come in last or close to last.
There should be no surprise in these results. Without jobs and economic security ie excess cash, people will not be concerned about social and environmental issues. Food, shelter and transportation needs come first. If Warmists were truly concerned they would first work to create jobs, not kill them. Because Warmists are not leading in lifestyle changes, nobody else will pay attention.
Excellent points. It’s only a modern society that has allowed people to worry about things like “climate change”. It’s why idiots can spend tens of thousands of dollars on a degree in “women’s studies” and other whining majors then whine that there are no jobs for them. It’s why they can turn their lights off for an hour and feel good about Doing Their Part.
People in 3rd world shitholes don’t have the luxury.
Make that over 30 years now. And they’ve been pushing environmentalism for over 50 years.
Like how more people are really worried about illegal immigrants and our society’s drug problem…. than a changing climate.
ROFLMAOCOPTER!!!!
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