Yes, but what a strange headline. Many people in general don’t know what it is, or what the impact is. And obviously education about environmental damage can slightly impact purchasing habits.
So … What did we learn from this article? I have no idea.
That focusing on fringe topics that don’t fix the issue at hand let alone the root, and scapegoating minorities and creating artificial identities to square off against each other are great ways to keep the population both divided and mentally occupied enough that they won’t develop political consciousness and progress beyond infighting?
Yes, but what a strange headline. Many people in general don’t know what it is, or what the impact is. And obviously education about environmental damage can slightly impact purchasing habits.
So … What did we learn from this article? I have no idea.
That focusing on fringe topics that don’t fix the issue at hand let alone the root, and scapegoating minorities and creating artificial identities to square off against each other are great ways to keep the population both divided and mentally occupied enough that they won’t develop political consciousness and progress beyond infighting?