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Sept. 23, 2019 - Liberty Hangout - Kaitlin Bennett
11:14
Climate Activists Say the Darnedest Things
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Should we be arresting them for committing such a crime against the climate and the earth?
Absolutely, yes.
I think there needs to be way more punishments for you know damaging where we live so much.
Do you think America should follow China in the way they're handling all the pollution?
I think so, just because um from what I've seen over there, I know they're doing like a whole like green wall or something now, playing a bunch of like trees so that way we can have more oxygen and stuff.
I I agree, it's not it's not something simple.
There's more lives in the ocean in the ocean.
We're not it's just not they're not just animals, they're also have feelings out there too.
We're back in St. Augustine where we are really feeling the global warming this week.
We're gonna go ask people today if they think CEOs of corporations should be arrested for polluting the earth.
And if America should be more like China when it comes to reducing carbon emissions and pollution.
Wow my goodness, there is a lot of pollution going on on this road.
Wave Abuse Support Pollution!
You have a nice little outlook of you know the mountains and trees of you know climate and in and the earth.
Yeah.
So yesterday, thousands of American students walk out of class out of their scheduled class time to protest climate change and plastic straws.
Uh-oh.
Uh oh, okay.
What do you think about that?
I think it's um a really good thing.
I I think it's nice for the youth to be standing up and speaking about this.
Would you let your child walk out of class to protest climate change?
He doesn't like this.
Sure, yes.
He's mad because I called out his plastic straw.
It's would you allow them to participate in that?
Absolutely.
Why would you yeah, why?
Because if you look at the way I mean, look look at the hurricanes we're having now.
There's no reason why we're having them so strong and causing so much damage and in such a frequency.
I mean hurricane season started so early this year, and it's because of climate change.
You look everywhere else and it's it's it's bad.
Would you be okay if your child walked out of class to protest climate change?
Um I think I would, yeah.
Um I just think it's important that the whole world knows that with the climate change and stuff happening, like it's a real thing happening.
Like it just feels like it's getting hotter every day and I the ice polar caps are definitely melting.
If you had a kid, would you let your child walk out of class time and protest climate change?
Uh absolutely.
Why would you let them?
Because uh it's important and it'd be cool to have a kid that showed initiative and that kind of thing.
Yeah, absolutely.
It'd be a little warrior work, right?
Very brave, stunning to stand up, walk out of the class, out of their scheduled class time, and say climate change is ruining the country.
That'd be awesome.
Yeah, no, that'd be really cool.
If you had a kid, would you allow them to walk out of scheduled class time to protest climate change?
Entirely, yeah.
I mean a guy with the banana shirt, you have the answers and you know what's going on.
Okay.
Would you allow them to participate in that walkout?
Of course I would.
It's his choice to walk out of class, it's not mine.
I mean, I may not whether I like it or dislike it, I'd be gonna let them have their own opinion.
Yeah, definitely.
Absolutely.
It's an issue that we need to talk about more.
Would you guys let your child?
Absolutely not.
No.
Absolutely not.
Why not?
Because that's ridiculous.
That doesn't make sense.
I'm a teacher and I absolutely like if my students stood up and walked out, I would make sure I gave a test that day and they would have a zero on it.
Do you think we should be arresting CEOs who carelessly just go and dump wherever they want?
Oh yeah, lock them up.
Lock them up?
Oh, you sound like Trump talking about Hillary.
Uh well, maybe not.
Maybe not like that.
Do you guys think the CEOs of companies should be arrested if they pollute?
It should be a harsher sentence, I do agree.
It would not be fair if, let's say, I were to drop a piece of paper on the floor and get fined $500 and these people are polluting, making lakes...
Unswimmable, unlivable for even part of our animals environment?
Yeah.
I do feel like the Jail sentence, a harsher fine.
I mean, they're on the top one percent.
Let's just take the they don't need that money.
No, yeah, they don't they don't need the money that they've earned.
Should we be arresting them for committing such a crime against the climate and the earth?
Absolutely, yes.
I think there needs to be way more punishments for you know damaging where we live so much.
Um you know, corporations don't face that many punishments for doing that kind of stuff, you know.
It costs less to keep doing that than it does and like and pay those fines than it does to just fix it, you know?
I don't think that's an arrestable offense, but we should definitely find them.
Fine have heavy fines, because if you hit them with monetary fines, that's definitely gonna change their outlook.
I I agree, it's not it's not something simple.
There's more lives in the ocean in the ocean.
We're not it's just not they're not just animals, they're also have feelings out there too.
Yeah.
Yeah, whales have feelings.
Stop killing them.
Yeah, exactly.
Yeah.
Stop littering the the oceans and killing the whales because they have feelings.
Sea turtles, starfish, jellyfish, they all have feelings that matter.
Yeah, I agree.
Neither recycle.
I just bought this cute starfish uh necklace because I want to stay save the starfishes and they have feelings and stuff, so yeah, absolutely.
Do you guys think we should be arresting CEOs and corporations who massively dump and pollute the earth?
Like if they do it, should we arrest?
I think they should have consequences for doing it.
Yeah.
I don't think until there's like laws against our carbon footprint, is that the right word?
Yeah, then anything's actually gonna change.
Like paper straws are an option, but unless it's a law, no one's gonna choose a paper straw over plastic.
That makes sense, yeah.
So yeah.
Is that does that mean you should be arresting?
I have like so many reusable straws.
Um I get on my friends, like I got on him yesterday, I was like, you better not touch that straw.
Touch the straw.
Um you should have broken up with him right there.
He obviously doesn't love you if he's gonna touch plastic straws.
Do you think we should be g regulating Americans' meat consumption?
In terms of regulating meat, it could help.
I'm not that I would say knowledgeable of what's going on in the cattle industry.
But if it will help the earth, I don't see a problem with it.
So one thing they've talked about is taxing meat, taxing hamburgers, steak, chicken, because the meat industry pollutes a lot on this earth and in America.
Would you support a tax on hamburgers to make it more expensive?
Yeah, absolutely.
Absolutely.
I'm not so sure if she's telling the truth.
Getting older, I've realized my breathing's getting affected by what's going on.
Where I live in Ocala, you can just the air just smells a lot worse in certain areas, and something needs to be done.
Do you think America should follow China in the way they're handling all the pollution?
I think so, just because um from what I seen over there, I know they're doing like a whole like green wall or something now, playing a bunch of like trees so that way we can have more oxygen and stuff.
So I think if America did something similar to that aspect, I think we can definitely see some improvement.
Would you be okay with Trump building his wall out of trees?
Uh I don't know about that one.
Well that's a green wall.
And I mean it would solve a lot of problems.
So illegal immigration, climate change, you could solve a lot of stuff with that, right?
I guess you can, yeah.
But I don't know about the whole immigration stuff.
I just know, you know, I know that we need to make sure our climate's good.
Do you think America should look more towards China as a country to follow for reducing pollution?
I mean, if they are reducing pollution, yeah.
Like I mean, I don't know the specifics myself, but yeah, I mean we if that's what they're doing and it's working, then yeah, why would we not do it if that's what they're doing and it's working, then yeah, why would we not do it?
Do you guys think America should look after China for a model of how to go about climate change and pollution?
If there is a way to improve, even learning from others is one way.
Now I haven't been that into I would say learning which one has the higher best efficiency when it comes to carbon emissions, gas, electricity.
I know I believe it's Sweden or Switzerland.
They actually have garbage imported.
I heard this a couple of years back because they that's what they use for energy.
Okay.
So even looking at China or Sweden or Switzerland, if there is a better way to improve, I say let's do it.
What's what's the harm?
If it works, it works, and if it doesn't, we tried.
Even at a standard when China is catching up, especially on the green deals, uh, I think we'll be alright.
Uh Uh in the end of it, I think that we'll still be able to catch up, even if we do fall behind.
We'll catch up to China.
Oh, we'll surpass China.
Do you think America should be modeling after China?
Yeah, absolutely.
I think we need to put more money, our government needs to put more money into climate change and helping our world.
Yeah.
You know?
They're very advanced in China.
They have flying cars now.
So I feel like if we actually do that, not flying cars, but if we actually like meet their standards would be better in that way.
All of these people should be arrested that are writing this right now.
Ding ding.
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