Posted on 11/06/2019 5:27:14 PM PST by DeathBeforeDishonor1
Israelis who are concerned about a warming climate have a new tactic: using cut-out photos of the prominent teen climate activist Greta Thunberg to shame their colleagues for using plasticware.
In workplaces across Tel Aviv, people are placing pictures of Thunberg, 16, in their kitchen areas next to disposable forks, knives and plates, according to Haaretz reporter Allison Kaplan Sommer.
Global recognition of Thunberg grew in September when she addressed the United Nations Climate Action Summit and spoke of the dangers of the climate crisis. She sailed to the U.S. from her native Sweden instead of flying, to limit her carbon emissions.
One of the photos, showing a visibly angry Thunberg, reads “HOW DARE YOU” — a reference to her U.N. speech, which went viral.
(Excerpt) Read more at jta.org ...
That would prompt me to take 2 or three.
...Because she so heavily resembles 1930s German propaganda? :P
All you have to do is look India and the plastic pollution.
I’d have to draw a mustache on it.
That’d shame most people right out of their appetites.
Who’s a Joke , Greta’s a Joke
Ping.
How Epstein of them.
Would just make me lose my appetite. That girl is hogging all the ugly
Using a creepy scold to control the behavior of others.
>>We will select someone who is intelligent, competent, thoughtful and kind; someone who cares about you and yours: someone who can laugh even when the joke is on the<<
Photoshop opportunity. Make her look like the Joker. She is already playing that role so why not?
I did not know that pigs were now considered kosher in Israel
In that last pic she looks like the little girl in some meme that says , “Go ahead, eat the cake you made me cook for you.”
Think she was in some horror movie...
And a black eye.
Yep.
A little toothbrush mustache like this....
I thought the Israelis were more cynical than that.
But there is that contingent that reads the Haaretz.
Just turn that picture to face the wall. Scowling problem now solved!
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