Hi beserk!
Watch the short video here:
https://www.svt.se/nyheter/sapmi/professor-kan-vara-svart-att-stoppa-gruvan
I brought the picture because I am curious how they will cope with the decision to be against, when the decision is against their own government, against the EU, against the EU Presidency of Sweden, against the CRA, against the EU Green Deal and against the emission targets. And it is not a small splinter party.
Look at the documents of the CRA for 'strategic' and what that means and then look at this round. That was my thinking and reason for posting it. I don't want to be in their shoes. And that's in a mining town like Kiruna. But each as he likes.
In the first and smallest expansion stage about 1.16M tonnes of CO² will be saved. This corresponds to the footprint of about 340,000 Swedes or about just under 3.3% of the total Swedish population. How do they sell that to their voters?
Life Cycle Assessment
https://ourworldindata.org/co2/country/sweden
Ok, I give myself the answer.
They don't sell it to their voters because they don't know and probably prefer to vote ignorantly and the politicians don't care why they were elected (social?!?).
They are like politicians are and do what they want as long as it looks good on the outside -
yes, we will take care of you.
No matter if there is a lie in it that the ignorant voter does not suspect or want to know. But that's not only how their politics works, for example, it's also how it works here. The only solution is to learn as much as possible and vote for the party that deceives the least.
They do this because they already know that the government has the upper hand. They don't tell their voters
who don't need to know or don't want to read and understand the SVT. If they lose the case they can all be sad together and pat themselves on the back -
we have tried everything to stop this destructive exploitative robbery. That it is the opposite is of no interest to voters or elected politicians. That's how they are.
It's not about this one party. Let them do what makes them happy I think.
It reminded me of an event in the EU Parliament. There, completely surprisingly for me and really wrong in the matter, something was voted for with a huge majority. The thing never came because it was rejected in the Council by the same parties that voted for it.
They knew from the start that it would never pass so they voted for it beforehand to signal to the voters that they care. That's how politics works ~sometime.
All IMHO