didn't find it on instagram but here is an article with the same headline but it's from 2023 https://www.economist.com/finance-and-economics/2023/10/30/what-a-third-world-war-would-mean-for-investors and behind a pay wall
this post was submitted on 18 Jun 2025
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Been saying all along. Climate change is only a population problem from the perspective of the super rich exploiters. When the gov gives up on climate change due to the rich investing in politics, you can count on them having a plan and solution that does not involve the rest of us.
even killing the poorest 50% of people on earth would almost nothing to prevent the climate collapse because they have such a miniscule carbon footprint, the richest 1% however..
It's nice global warming never happened.
It did but fortunately nuclear winter balanced it out.
We can just push earth further out in orbit...
You're giving them far too much credit. While these people like to think of themselves as super-geniuses, they can't think any farther than the tips of their noses. Their plan is to hole up on their private islands when shit hits the fan. They can't imagine that they'll be the first to be eaten when food runs low.
Yeah it's pretty clear the wealthy exploiters just decided about 4 billion of us were expendable about 15 years ago... if not longer ago than that.
Since the dawn of humanity, we found ways to make people disposable
Unless they have a plan on how they will continue to extract wealth after the working class is gone, then they are short sighted and will be food for the ultra rich who plan on exploiting them.