Is Covid-19 killing climate activists?

HarveyH55 wrote:
The local news is full of stories of businesses going under, do to being closed for a couple months, and the restrictions they face, if they chose to re-open. The owners, already in financial trouble, needing to borrow, just to re-open, and little chance of doing enough business to pay the bills. Some of the owners they interviewed, I got the impression, that their were just looking for some cash donations (free money), and/or a quick sale of the business. Some, I think were going under, before the outbreak. There were quite a few, that need volumes of customers, and make little sense to re-open, if they are going to have to follow tight restrictions.

I don't really see the need to do all the obsessive cleaning, distancing, masks, and crap. Each business can decide what they need, to stay open for themselves. If the employees don't feel safe, they aren't going to work there. If customers don't feel safe there, they aren't going to show up. It's not in thttps://www.climate-debate.com/forum/post.php?action=reply&forum_id=6&thread_id=3152&post_id=56047&quote=56047he business owner's best interest to completely ignore, that that they need to provide some level of trust.

Clime Change, depends on crowds of people. Something that is being strongly discouraged, and will be some of the last types of businesses to be allowed. If Disney World is consider nonessential, how would they consider a conference on climate change, as vital? Least Disney World is family fun, a usually provides good childhood memories, to cherish a lifetime. Climate change protests, just doom and gloom, fear mongering propaganda, likely the cause of childhood mental illness. How could they gather in large crowds, under the premise of caring about saving lives, while putting people at risk of starting a deadly outbreak of Covid-19? Just seems like the UN created a crisis, that's killing one of their most productive fear mongering crises.