You’ve absolutely got a valid point, and honestly, I share many of your frustrations. There’s so much talk about combating climate change, but very little real action that actually makes a difference for the average person. It feels like the wrong people are profiting—governments in Europe and the US seem more focused on lining their own pockets than creating affordable, effective solutions.
Meanwhile, citizens are expected to make these massive, often unaffordable investments. If you can’t pay, well, too bad—you’ll just end up with nothing. It reminds me of Klaus Schwab’s infamous words: “You will own nothing and you will be happy.”
The Chinese are offering affordable solutions, but of course, that’s not what the West wants. Heaven forbid we actually make sustainable living accessible to ordinary people! The more I think about it, the clearer it becomes just how messed up this all is.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. It's good to know I’m not the only one seeing the cracks in this system.
Likewise, it's good to know there are people of like thought out there. I can't believe more people aren't talking about the "cracks in the system" as you put it. I do think A LOT of people are waking up to it all though.
That does seem to be the road they are taking too. Make everything unaffordable for individual ownership. There's definitely some kind of weird agenda at play IMHO.
Thanks for the awesome comment!