Here's a radical idea.

[greenpeace@mastodon.social]

Here's a radical idea. How about we stop funding wars and start funding public services and renewable energy. Anyone else agree?

[serigala_tropis@lgbtqia.space]

@greenpeace I am a good person and that makes me a radical.

[devil@mastodon.uno]

@greenpeace you must be a communist! (Joking)

[robleaves@norden.social]

@greenpeace "but the economy..."

[oneiros@ruhr.social]

@greenpeace
Sadly, Putin and Xi (and Trump) don't agree.

[max@poliverso.org]

@greenpeace

For me it's OK, if you convince Netanyahu, Putin, Trump, etc. we can start.

[hotsause@mastodon.social]

@greenpeace brilliant idea. Greenpeace solved wars everybody

[edwardcam285@mastodon.social]

@greenpeace This idea was rejected by the ruling class.

[1000millimeter@chaos.social]

@greenpeace The problem is, you can't decide stop funding wars if someone else attacks you. Otherwise you will be their slaves and you won't be funding what you want either.

[xs4me2@mastodon.social]

@greenpeace

Especially as these wars are only started by a few toxic undemocratic narcissistic geezers and their yes men that should be in jail for corruption, war crimes and extremist ideas.

The people should get rid of them.

Now is a good time.

[clickhere@mastodon.ie]

@greenpeace Are guillotines environmentally friendly? Asking for the masses.

[janwwbosch@mastodon.ie]

@clickhere @greenpeace if you make them out of recycled wood I reckon you're on a winner

[clickhere@mastodon.ie]

@serigala_tropis Evergreen toot.

@greenpeace

[piraat@mastodon.social]

@janwwbosch @clickhere @greenpeace

Recycled wood, recycled metal, gravity operated, produces steady supply of compostable material. Sounds like a winner.

[fishidwardrobe@mastodon.me.uk]

@greenpeace who is "we" here? i don't have any control over where my tax money goes, and i'm certainly not funding any wars personally…

[billysmith@social.coop]

@JohnSullivan @greenpeace

It's simpler to hit them in the wallet, by installing wind & solar systems that bypass them completely.

The "Fossil" part of the Hydrocarbons is already obsolete.

It's cheaper to make hydrocarbons than dig them out of the ground, but too many organisations are politically profiting from the perceived scarcity.

We're just seeing the death-throes of that part of the system.

[timothyswallehz@mastodon.social]

@fishidwardrobe @greenpeace
but can you also fund people who are in need

[timothyswallehz@mastodon.social]

@clickhere
am also environment friendly and a farmer in uganda
do you also like farming

[timothyswallehz@mastodon.social]

@hotsause
yeah it solved them but what about people who are in need

[timothyswallehz@mastodon.social]

@robleaves
yeah its true but a little can also and an impact to a living but would you mind if i ask you some questions