Seriously...
The only poll that counts is a vote.
Until people can vote for or against what Greenpeace and the UN want, opinion polls are for the birds.
Dear Policy Makers,
— Greenpeace (@Greenpeace) January 29, 2021
The people have spoken.
Free yourself of exploitative interests and do your damn job.https://t.co/isCJc6faOq
Seriously...
That's not how "the people" express their voices, Greenpeace.
Moreover, it's f***ing weird.
It is therefore self-selecting, you cretins.
Imagine that! A mandate manufactured out of a computer game that runs on smartphones.
They are insane.
They are **desperate** for legitimacy, and they know that they have absolutely no mandate whatsoever.
https://t.co/nyFOLKbsdT
That being the case, the department should be closed.

They are dangerously separated from reality.
They are toxic to democracy.

What are you going to do about it?

But the idle opinion of 1.2 million game players DOES reflect the views of all 7.8 billion people on Earth.

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