Across the globe, millions join biggest climate protest ever (theguardian.com) 40 points by ciconia 6y ago ↗ HN
[–] whtrbt 6y ago ↗ I attended the protest in Melbourne.There was reportedly around 150k people, which is just over 3% of the city's population... that's crazy to me. [–] yostrovs 6y ago ↗ The 97% of us that didn't go remain ignored so that the 3% can have endless coverage. [–] beerbajay 6y ago ↗ 9_9 [–] llampx 6y ago ↗ Feel free to have your own counter-protest if you don't want to be ignored. [–] Fjolsvith 6y ago ↗ I protested by burning 100 gallons of gas in my guzzling pickup truck. [–] whtrbt 6y ago ↗ I would say the coverage was fairly limited compared to the size of the protest.You staying at home is hardly newsworthy.
[–] yostrovs 6y ago ↗ The 97% of us that didn't go remain ignored so that the 3% can have endless coverage. [–] beerbajay 6y ago ↗ 9_9 [–] llampx 6y ago ↗ Feel free to have your own counter-protest if you don't want to be ignored. [–] Fjolsvith 6y ago ↗ I protested by burning 100 gallons of gas in my guzzling pickup truck. [–] whtrbt 6y ago ↗ I would say the coverage was fairly limited compared to the size of the protest.You staying at home is hardly newsworthy.
[–] llampx 6y ago ↗ Feel free to have your own counter-protest if you don't want to be ignored. [–] Fjolsvith 6y ago ↗ I protested by burning 100 gallons of gas in my guzzling pickup truck.
[–] whtrbt 6y ago ↗ I would say the coverage was fairly limited compared to the size of the protest.You staying at home is hardly newsworthy.
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[ 3.0 ms ] story [ 526 ms ] threadThere was reportedly around 150k people, which is just over 3% of the city's population... that's crazy to me.
You staying at home is hardly newsworthy.