This is what happens when a right-wing radio presenter thinks he’s smarter than a simple man with a simple message:
Mike's interview with Insulate Britain spokesman Cameron lasts less than a minute.@Iromg | @InsulateLove pic.twitter.com/yJS7DheACq
— talkRADIO (@talkRADIO) October 26, 2021
“You can’t grow concrete,” said Cameron.
“You can…” responded Mike Graham – and then had to eat silence while Cameron let the enormity of his mistake sink in.
This Talk Radio presenter actually suggested that people could grow concrete – a synthetic substance.
And then he went on to suggest that being a carpenter – making items out of a renewable substance like wood – is bad. It’s one of the oldest and most useful professions in any human culture!
No wonder Mr Graham said he didn’t want to talk to Cameron – or anybody else from Insulate Britain – ever again. As it is, he will undoubtedly receive a strong shaming over this.
If you really want to know what Insulate Britain is about – there’s a reason behind their road-blocking protests, you see – then enjoy This Writer’s interview with another member of the organisation, here.
The quick summary is that if you agree with Insulate Britain, then you want warmer homes, a solution to the dangers of climate change, and decent jobs for local craftspeople.
If you don’t, then you side with somebody who thinks carpentry is a bad idea.
And if we’d listened to people like Mike Graham back when humanity was first starting its ascent, we’d all still be living in caves, wearing animal skins and afraid of the dark.
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