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'Battle plan': How the US far right would dismantle climate programs
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I'd call the republicans a death cult, but the truth is that they probably believe that this will make them so much money that they can just pick a place on earth that will still be livable when the worst comes. They just don't give a single shit about anyone else.
I don't know how anyone in their right mind can justify voting for these misantrophic shitbags.
I'm beginning to think the majority of republicans in power are so selfish and spiteful that they resent the youth and future of younger generations and actually want to leave things worse. It's the end-stage nihilism of their unchecked greed.