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More stable certainly, but more like a different flavour of fascist/authoritarian
Other than the UK and Israel.
I’ve really started to hate this narrative around this.
These are primarily power companies. So it’s not like if we got rid of these CEOs anything will change. It’s not like those companies can just decide to stop generating power. If they did, that would just leave space a for a different company to come along and do the exact same thing.
The change needs to come from government regulation and investment in green energy. And to a much lesser extent change in individual and smaller corporate behaviours. Reduce amounts of energy we use where we can, stop consuming useless disposable shit we don’t need that uses energy to be manufactured and also needs to be shipped, etc.
And the government won’t change anything unless people organise and protest and vote for Green parties.
It literally is genocide, by definition. I know you think you are correct and moral, just like everyone else that ends up thinking stuff like this, but you’re not. You need serious psychiatric help as soon possible.
This is the core argument to eco-fascism.
The US: “Thats is completely and utterly unnaceptable… heres a fuck ton of money so you can buy guns and do it the right way next time”