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Topic	BBC will not broadcast Attenborough episode over fear of rightwing backlash
Compsognathus 03/10/23 2:20:59 PM #46:	Trelve posted... You're right. I want to watch nature documentaries to learn about the wonder of the natural world. Stopping every 5 minutes to say "oh if only humans weren't so bad this bear might have something to eat" gets tiring. And repeat this every episode. We get it. Is that wonder of the world being directly negatively impacted by climate change? If so, then you are going to and should hear about it. Every. Single. Time. This is something people should be able to just ignore. And nature documentaries absolutely should not be ignoring it. You cannot talk about nature and not talk about how the rapidly changing climate conditions that humans are causing. They are intrinsically interlinked. --- Gheb is my other account <cite>Compsognathus posted [p:972084850] in BBC will n... [t:80374811]...</cite> <quote>Trelve posted... </cite><quote>You're right. I want to watch nature documentaries to learn about the wonder of the natural world. Stopping every 5 minutes to say "oh if only humans weren't so bad this bear might have something to eat" gets tiring. And repeat this every episode. We get it.</quote>Is that wonder of the world being directly negatively impacted by climate change? If so, then you are going to and should hear about it.Every.Single.Time.This is something people should be able to just ignore. And nature documentaries absolutely should not be ignoring it. You cannot talk about nature and not talk about how the rapidly changing climate conditions that humans are causing. They are intrinsically interlinked. --- Gheb is my other account</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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