Greta!

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Hitler was Time's person of the year.

Stalin was Time's person of the year.

Clinton was Time's person of the year.

Obama was Time's person of the year.

Trump was Time's person of the year.

Get a clue.

 

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Get a clue.

Make some sense.

 

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https://time.com/person-of-the-year-2019-greta-thunberg/

Time Person of the Year 2019

from this article:

She has persuaded leaders, from mayors to Presidents, to make commitments where they had previously fumbled: after she spoke to Parliament and demonstrated with the British environmental group Extinction Rebellion, the U.K. passed a law requiring that the country eliminate its carbon footprint. She has focused the world’s attention on environmental injustices that young indigenous activists have been protesting for years.

her voice is being heard. that seems a ridiculous and dangerous anomaly to the climate-deniers here and makes them angry. still, their aging anger, their impotent anger, is nothing compared to the anger of young people around the world who feel the older generations have royally fucked them. these are the voters of the future. dinosaurs.. get outta the way.

Along the way, she emerged as a standard bearer in a generational battle, an avatar of youth activists across the globe fighting for everything from gun control to democratic representation. Her global climate strike is the largest and most international of all the youth movements, but it’s hardly the only one: teenagers in the U.S. are organizing against gun violence and flocking to progressive candidates; students in Hong Kong are battling for democratic representation; and young people from South America to Europe are agitating for remaking the global economy. Thunberg is not aligned with these disparate protests, but her insistent presence has come to represent the fury of youth worldwide. According to a December Amnesty International survey, young people in 22 countries identified climate change as the most important issue facing the world. She is a reminder that the people in charge now will not be in charge forever, and that the young people who are inheriting dysfunctional governments, broken economies and an increasingly unlivable planet know just how much the adults have failed them.


“She symbolizes the agony, the frustration, the desperation, the anger—at some level, the hope—of many young people who won’t even be of age to vote by the time their futures are doomed,” says Varshini Prakash, 26, who co-founded the Sunrise Movement, a U.S. youth advocacy group pushing for a Green New Deal.

 

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