```Because of climate change, “the lives, well being and living circumstances of many people around the world, including in the Netherlands, are being threatened,” Kees Streefkerk, the chief justice, said in the decision. “Those consequences are happening already.”```

is the Dutch Supreme Court Justice a weird person?

The results from the "provincial" elections were won by Forum For Democracy, their biggest point is like climate change.

doesn't that mean the opposite of what you just implied?

I think people wouldnt vote for them if that had such a big impact

I smell kielbasa and vodka boys, and I know the smell of kielbasa and vodka.

@luduma Where are you from buddy?

Im from the netherlands ofc

Is @iiDonaldXii one of your friends?

Never known him

Did you just summon him? Ok...just making sure

I've seen this happen before

So you're in the Netherlands

No atm im in sweden

A traveler, I see

But yes i live there

9:18am or so, good morning

Yes i flew here 🤨

Good morning too

It's just after midnight where I am, so yeah good morning I suppose

So, traveler

Kees Streefkerk Civil 1 October 2004 1955

Are you one of these "hard working" Netherlanders that are going to be hurt by this deal? @luduma

Being a Traveler, you seem like you're pretty well off, no?

Just wondering how you think this will hurt people over there

This is the new version of Cubans in America complaining about Castro taking away their plantations

wow just saw the biggest negative karma on reddit

- 15.9k

I now fully understand the significance of that reddit post you shared

Haha

The -15.9k didn't quite resonate with me

Now I understand

@Dr.Cosby
Well would you be happy if you have to get a heat pump, electric cars, etc.

And every penny spent on this, is less money for reduced taxes, better education, better defence, better salary for police officers or teachers, etc.

I mean, electric cars are awesome, sure

That other stuff sounds pretty good too

As for less money going to things that you think are more important: there is your first real argument

And it's a valid one - because it's tough to estimate the benefits of something like "reducing emissions"

But just because it's tough, doesn't mean there aren't smart people who haven't done it.

For example, I'm not sure that "better defense" is more important for the Netherlands than this climate change stuff

Nor reduced taxes, and perhaps even the reduced salaries (don't your public servants actually get paid decently over there? It's in the US that they get shafted as far as I know)