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They protest on roads, snooker, art exhibits and rugby - they're told they're doing it wrong.
Last week they disrupted Shell's AGM, nobody said a word because it didn't affect them. It's becoming obvious that this is approach is necessary.
Climate change WILL affect us all!
@hejhej_jay The double diamonds the hill I’ll die on 😅 perfect representation of how you should approach designing great products.
Also it’s a design tool, so no one would have ‘built’ anything with it I’d hope 😬
@RockyWasYer@Steve____D@jeremycorbyn Fundamentally I’m happy to pay extra tax to stop people dying in their homes yep. That’s the humanity that seems to be missing in your logic or your lack of understanding of why people are so angry at shell
@RockyWasYer@Steve____D@jeremycorbyn Yes and in Corbyns (publicly owned) model the same system applies. It’s just shareholders are all of us rather than some big investment banks or hedge funds.
We get dividends back in cheaper energy when it’s doing well. When it’s bad we can absorb the loses and keep prices down
@RockyWasYer@Steve____D@jeremycorbyn They make huge profit due to external circumstances not of their own making. Have restrictions to give that profit to shareholders. While the consumer (who has no real market choice) pays handsomely or doesn’t heat their home
@RockyWasYer@Steve____D@jeremycorbyn The issue with privatisation in this instance though, is that Shell are beholden to shareholders with how they direct that profit, as you say they have restrictions.
While I don’t agree with it in every industry, publicly owned energy companies would serve the public here.
@RockyWasYer@Steve____D@jeremycorbyn I’m pretty sure that if Corbyn owned an energy producer, he wouldn’t take a profit as he would lower the price to the retailers.
I’m unsure of your point. You’re saying it’s inevitable that an energy company will produce massive profits?
@RockyWasYer@Steve____D@jeremycorbyn Could you expand on this point? Don’t think I quite understand how these are the same and this feels like the core of the issue.
Costs escalating should surely eat into profit for shareholders, unless they pass it onto the customer, which feels like why everyone’s rightly angry.