| | | Hi Bob! As this one involves cars.
That's right: VW turns off the heating and lights for climate crackpots
If this is supposed to be Germany’s academic offspring, then good night: Yesterday, in the Porsche showroom of the VW Autostadt in Wolfsburg, 9 “ scientists: inside ” (as they describe themselves) stuck themselves to Porsche luxury bodies and the floor to make their personal contribution manifest insanity to make the media perennial sausage "climate protests".
The activist district " ScientistRebellion ", a kind of "last generation for advanced" wanted to enforce its usual prohibition demands with the confused action: no fossil fuels, 100 km/h, climate protection as the top state doctrine. Although at least no human lives were endangered here, but only the automotive industry, which was soon scared away from Germany and deindustrialized, should be added, the degree of idiocy of this form of "civil disobedience" is no less high.
Electricity and heating turned off
Clever, subtle and witty, on the other hand, was Porsche's reaction to the act of disruption, which can be described as one of the most successful forms of passive resistance to date against the activities of totalitarian fanatics, which were becoming increasingly dangerous to public health: the company quickly switched off the "activists"' lights and stopped the heating off. Not only that, as a result, there were no customers or spectators on site to witness the "protest": shortly afterwards, the campaigners sat peacefully and night-blind in the dark.
Immediately there was a loud wailing of outraged solidary climate nutcases, in this case from Dr. Alexander Grevel (not Frevel), active member of the "Last Generation": He had the nerve to attack Porsche on Twitter because the lights and heating were switched off and complained in all seriousness against VW that they didn't provide the self-pasted people with bowls for necessities asked:
(Screenshot: Twitter)Apart from the fact that VW / Porsche had fulfilled exactly the demands of the demonstrators to reduce energy consumption and fossil fuels with the blackout and heating off: according to the decadent, overbearing expectations of the “activists”, the victims should also be responsible for care and basic supplies in the future of their blackmailers and "hostage-takers"?
Should Porsche maybe sponsor sister staff, a catering service and a band for musical accompaniment? If the rule of law still worked in this state and the lines between constitutionally legitimate public protests and outright criminal actions mattered, the activists could have met their "urgent needs" in a prison cell. (DM) |
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