A just world is one in which the labour forces of all nations recognize that they can no longer evade their own problems by demanding the explitation of other people. (Manifesto, p. 245)
To be truly free...we must be prepared to contemplate revolution. (Manifesto, p. 253)
It's been interesting to see the path Monbiot's taken to offer grand solutions to the problem of climate change - well, the problems inherent to human nature, really. He offers a means to overthrow the current world-wide governmental system, then a means for an overseeing organization to dramatically reduce GHG production, then he goes off to the woods to explore the other side of the story. I'm invigorated by his passion, but I'm dubious that any of it can possibly come to pass.
To be truly free...we must be prepared to contemplate revolution. (Manifesto, p. 253)
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