Certainly if one accepts the mainstream view of climate change, the world has already been beyond the point of no return for quite a while. It amuses me suspecting that those pompous anti-Whites will probably end up dying en masse, a bit of bad karma for what they desperately wish will happen to everyone of European extraction because of their supposed 'privileges', etc. Well, let the world burn, let their victory be Pyrrhic. Let climate change inflict upon them the kinds of miseries they'd like to inflict upon us.

The best way to respond to climate angst is simply to interpret all the (perhaps not so unwarranted) fearmongering as simply being indicative of a positive development. Countries like Russia will prosper in a warmer world, whereas most of the problematic regions of the world won't be. The Left and the 'elite' have far more to lose from climate change than we do, which is why they are the ones most wracked with climate angst—they're on the cusp of consolidating their dreaded 'utopia' only to potentially lose it all to something they have little power to stop; indeed, little power to even delay. By contrast, we do not control anything and thus cannot lose anything, we have little other than our lives.

The current far-Left assault pressuring companies to change their names or labels, pulling down statues, deplatforming and 'cancelling' has done practically nothing to shift the narrative away from the Left. They're acting with impunity and the masses are anywhere between supportive to indifferent to it all, whereas they should be reacting with hostility. Well, if that doesn't change anything, perhaps it simply takes an outright apocalyptic scenario, and the mainstream view increasingly is that a climate-change induced apocalypse is inevitable. Perhaps it will arrive soon enough to make a difference.