17 minutes ago, Escobarp said:

If she dies would it matter? 

I think most of us would prefer that to happen

11 minutes ago, Sweep said:

I think most of us would prefer that to happen

Problem is she comes over here and we will spend hundreds of thousands if not millions keeping her safe for the rest of her days. I cannot see how we have any obligation to keep her safe. Bring her back say there you go love there’s your citizenship and there’s a ton now toddle off you’re on your own. 
 

it would be sorted within a week or two. She gets what she wanted her citizenship and we get what we want and save millions. Everyone’s a winner. 

2 hours ago, Escobarp said:

Problem is she comes over here and we will spend hundreds of thousands if not millions keeping her safe for the rest of her days. I cannot see how we have any obligation to keep her safe. Bring her back say there you go love there’s your citizenship and there’s a ton now toddle off you’re on your own. 
 

it would be sorted within a week or two. She gets what she wanted her citizenship and we get what we want and save millions. Everyone’s a winner. 

How would any wannabe assassins recognise her though? 🤔

6 minutes ago, RONNIE PHILLIPS said:

How would any wannabe assassins recognise her though? 🤔

Sickening 😁

Wonder if she'll arrive huddling another bundle of rags?

 

8 hours ago, Mr Grey said:

As for Greta and other climate change activist, i would sooner look at the positives, my 14 yr old daughter was doing a project on it at school and she was going down the route of Greta and her science experts, i sat down with her and pointed out that there are 2 sides to the argument and its aslo worth researching and writing about both sides of that argument, which she did and was congratulated it on it. I don't want her being brainwashed by the Media and the Greta bandwagon.

Fair play fella.. I agree with that kind of balance in education & I'm not surprised she was congratulated on it.

As long as the other side of the argument didn't involve Jeremy Clarkson or being saved by carbon capture 😉

The fucking bitch is at it again!

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8543795/amp/Greta-Thunberg-donates-1million-rights-award-prize-organisations-working-halt-climate-change.html

2 hours ago, kent_white said:

The fucking bitch is at it again!

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8543795/amp/Greta-Thunberg-donates-1million-rights-award-prize-organisations-working-halt-climate-change.html

Should be in school. Out here trying to save the world. Outrageous 

5 hours ago, kent_white said:

The fucking bitch is at it again!

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8543795/amp/Greta-Thunberg-donates-1million-rights-award-prize-organisations-working-halt-climate-change.html

Donating to all those organisations doing positive things... 

So much for being a naive girl who knows jack shit.

4 minutes ago, London Wanderer said:

Donating to all those organisations doing positive things... 

So much for being a naive girl who knows jack shit.

How does that show she’s not naive ? I get you’re trying to make a point about her as you like her but her giving money away shows fuck all about what she knows nor does it mean she’s not naive 

Edited July 21, 20206 yr by Escobarp

9 minutes ago, Escobarp said:

How does that show she’s not naive ? I get you’re trying to make a point about her as you like her but her giving money away shows fuck all about what she knows nor does it mean she’s not naive 

Because of the specific organisations she chose to donate to. 

The Amazonia Fund does some amazing work for those on the frontline of the climate crisis. And the Stop Ecocide foundation has genuine potential to hold governments & companies to account who break pollution laws & don't meet Paris targets. Greta is no saviour & she shouldn't be painted in that way - but by choosing these organisations she seems to demonstrate a decent understanding of how we can curb emissions. 

13 minutes ago, London Wanderer said:

Because of the specific organisations she chose to donate to. 

The Amazonia Fund does some amazing work for those on the frontline of the climate crisis. And the Stop Ecocide foundation has genuine potential to hold governments & companies to account who break pollution laws & don't meet Paris targets. Greta is no saviour & she shouldn't be painted in that way - but by choosing these organisations she seems to demonstrate a decent understanding of how we can curb emissions. 

As you would expect from one of the worlds most prominent climate change activists? Or am I missing something?

14 minutes ago, London Wanderer said:

Because of the specific organisations she chose to donate to. 

The Amazonia Fund does some amazing work for those on the frontline of the climate crisis. And the Stop Ecocide foundation has genuine potential to hold governments & companies to account who break pollution laws & don't meet Paris targets. Greta is no saviour & she shouldn't be painted in that way - but by choosing these organisations she seems to demonstrate a decent understanding of how we can curb emissions. 

Do you think she's chosen those organisations herself or would her advisers have something to do with it ?

Genuine question. 

1 minute ago, miamiwhite said:

Do you think she's chosen those organisations herself or would her advisers have something to do with it ?

Genuine question. 

I expect she's chosen them herself. 

If I'd have been her adviser I'd have been telling her to keep the fucking lot - and charge her a 5% advisers fee for the privilege.

2 minutes ago, kent_white said:

I expect she's chosen them herself. 

If I'd have been her adviser I'd have been telling her to keep the fucking lot - and charge her a 5% advisers fee for the privilege.

Not a bad answer fella 😂😂👍

4 minutes ago, Escobarp said:

As you would expect from one of the worlds most prominent climate change activists? Or am I missing something?

You asked me why I thought her donating the prize money showed she wasn't naive. I said it was because of the nature of the organisations she chose to donate to & the work they do...

Do you think she's naive on the climate crisis? 

3 minutes ago, London Wanderer said:

You asked me why I thought her donating the prize money showed she wasn't naive. I said it was because of the nature of the organisations she chose to donate to & the work they do...

Do you think she's naive on the climate crisis? 

No. I’ve never said she was. 

8 minutes ago, miamiwhite said:

Do you think she's chosen those organisations herself or would her advisers have something to do with it ?

Genuine question. 

I would say so aye. I'm sure she's been told about other organisations making a difference by others.

Does she even have advisors? Thought that was just a myth written in the DM last year.

Just now, London Wanderer said:

I would say so aye. I'm sure she's been told about other organisations making a difference by others.

Does she even have advisors? Thought that was just a myth written in the DM last year.

Anyone who has the ability to generate revenue like she can will have “advisors”. Let’s make no mistake. She is a business 

4 minutes ago, Escobarp said:

No. I’ve never said she was. 

 Aye I didn't assume that pal.. was just curious. 

2 minutes ago, Escobarp said:

Anyone who has the ability to generate revenue like she can will have “advisors”. Let’s make no mistake. She is a business 

In one sir.

3 minutes ago, London Wanderer said:

I would say so aye. I'm sure she's been told about other organisations making a difference by others.

Does she even have advisors? Thought that was just a myth written in the DM last year.

Well sir, you are incredibly naive 😂😂

A bit of naivety perhaps on behalf of the awarding panel?

She mobilised the youth. Perhaps. Good on her for trying and doing what she believes in.

However, evidence abounds at the moment that much of the youth frankly doesn't give a fuck.

Rubbish strewn beaches and countryside from ravers and such like doesn't paint a picture of a new, green generation. 

Not blaming Greta, and good on her for donating the money, but society at large and the government through better enforcement and far stiffer penalties will be more effective at turning the tide.

1 minute ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

A bit of naivety perhaps on behalf of the awarding panel?

She mobilised the youth. Perhaps. Good on her for trying and doing what she believes in.

However, evidence abounds at the moment that much of the youth frankly doesn't give a fuck.

Rubbish strewn beaches and countryside from ravers and such like doesn't paint a picture of a new, green generation. 

Not blaming Greta, and good on her for donating the money, but society at large and the government through better enforcement and far stiffer penalties will be more effective at turning the tide.

Turning the tide  ?

 

I see what you did there sir 👍

43 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

A bit of naivety perhaps on behalf of the awarding panel?

She mobilised the youth. Perhaps. Good on her for trying and doing what she believes in.

However, evidence abounds at the moment that much of the youth frankly doesn't give a fuck.

Rubbish strewn beaches and countryside from ravers and such like doesn't paint a picture of a new, green generation. 

Not blaming Greta, and good on her for donating the money, but society at large and the government through better enforcement and far stiffer penalties will be more effective at turning the tide.

Apathy & not giving a fuck is prevalent in all generations. But as you say, good on her for showing that some youth do care about these things.

As for your last point - I agree , as does Greta judging by who she donated to. She never claimed to be the solution. Stiffer penalties are the key.

Anyway - how did we end up debating Greta on a terror attacks thread 😁