At 19, this climate activist is now facing serious legal consequences over a foiled protest outside the home of the boss of an energy giant in Western Australia. Here's why she still believes she's on the right side of history.
When we're all struggling to find food, water or livable homes, we'll look back in gratitude at how governments did all they could to save us from the inconvenience of teenagers asking them to take action.
The more it goes, the more I feel the surge to sharpen my guillotine. And I was an harmless long haired hippie in the 90's, listening to Led Zeppelin and the Doors instead of Korn or Sepultura. I am fucking pissed and it's getting worse by the day.
Should have listened to Korn. 😉 There's still time! Load up some System of a Down while you're at it, too. They became more popular with me again over the last years.
But don't do anything to get yourself in a bad way. Protect yourself.
Headlines are sometimes imperfect, but in this case, it's somebody who favors climate action and faces years of prison time for nonviolent civil disobedience
6% of Australian GDP is from mining and a large percentage of that is coal, could be related. Also, Australia has some pretty draconian laws in other circumstances as well so maybe it's just par for the course.
Inspiring woman. Fuck the cunts trying to get her charged with 5 years. As someone who lives in Perth I'll definitely be trying to get more informed and be more active with these issues. I'm probably just dumb but I had very little idea this was going on.