“The strong do what they can, and the weak suffer what they want”
- Thucydides
Two years ago, the residents of Hafnarfjordur rejected the enlargement of Rio Tinto Alcan’s aluminum plant in their vicinity in a popular vote.
Today the plant’s supporters are back. They needed 25% of registered voters to sign a petition to ask for a new vote.
In this economic environment, it is no surprise that they got those signatures. So now the citizens’ can vote again.
But what does the timing say about this development?
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Bert Pachetta
2 years ago
“Merely through the constant need to ward off, one can become weak enough to be unable to defend oneself any longer.”
Friedrich Nietzsche
Robert Caulfield
2 years ago
“The weak shall inherit the earth, but not the mineral or metal rights nor the right to extract said minerals or metals. That right shall be left to the Rio Tintos and others who not only have the right but the expertise to do same. “
Alexander E.
2 years ago
So, the disposable bread is now better then sustainable bullsh*t?
The good thing about kreppa – people have started THINKING…