Climate Activist Throwing Soup at the Mona Lisa
Summary: A recent incident involving a climate activist throwing soup at the Mona Lisa has sparked a wide range of reactions from users on social media. The artwork, protected by bulletproof glass, was unharmed, but the act has ignited discussions about the methods used in climate activism and the impact of such actions on public perception of the cause.
Climate activists just saved the planet. They threw soup on the Mona Lisa. pic.twitter.com/xAtTf0Z9vY
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) January 28, 2024
User Comments:
- Paul A. Szypula: “Mona Lisa is fine, protected by bulletproof glass. But these climate activists are not. Their actions anger people and distance them from considering the cause they’re pushing.”
- Marc: “Let’s make mental hospitals great again.”
- Kiu: “Compared to them, a giant wave is still more merciful.”
- GenX Warfare: “Why weren’t they caught by security immediately!”
- Jason Hambrecht: “Their punishment should be 5 years of labor in an oil refinery.”
- Vinicius Carvalho: “People who do such things should be jailed for more than 10 years.”
- The Kyle Reese: “No one said ‘we need to take their cause seriously’ after seeing that.”
- Marauder Magazine: “They seem more interested in getting attention than actually caring about the environment.”
- Rapidsloth: “Let’s make mental hospitals great again.”
- Sage Steele: “Losers.”
- Adam Lowisz: “Attention-seeking Woke people are no different from Muslims who destroyed Assyrian statues in Iraq and Buddha statues in Afghanistan, considering them idolatry. Woke people are religious fundamentalists.”
- Xi Van Fleet: “Western Red Guards will destroy Western civilization, just like Chinese Red Guards destroyed Chinese civilization!”
- Kiu: “There is no greater scam than climate change.”
- Can’t Speak English Get The Hell Out: “Just realized museums are now putting art pieces behind glass partitions.”
The responses vary from frustration and ridicule to serious concern about the methods of activism and its implications on cultural heritage. Many users express a belief that such extreme actions undermine the cause of climate activism and alienate the public, while others draw parallels to historical instances of cultural destruction.