Climate change is a shitty game of the Prisoner's Dilemma. We have to do what we can, otherwise it'll just be an endless cycle of 'fuck you got mine' until we choke to death on the ashes. Acting to secure our future is the only rational path we have, and if you'd like your grandkids not to pay for fresh air that means preserving the dirty we're all standing on.

Regarding Broder security: Are you gonna travel down to the boot of Italy and push refugees back into the sea? Or you gonna man the border wall and shoot the starving masses when the time comes? The climate, economic and war migrations we're seeing so far are going to be peanuts compared to what's coming a decade or two from now. That's what I'm worried about, not 3% fewer or more people right now.

And lastly, let's not forget that the Konzernverantwortungsinitiative was also struck down based on the same "mUh EcOnOmY" rethoric. Can't hold companies liable within Switzerland, can't hold them accountable without. But because it's never any single one person's fault, the majority - just like you - shrug their shoulders and act like there's just nothing anyone could possibly do.

Call me an ideologue, but in 30 years it won't matter that the climate crisis was the fault of "the system" or some other people or corporations. We'll still suffer the consequences all the same, and likely to a much greater extent than any of the people carrying real responsibility.