Today, I called my mom to watch together as Star Trek's William Shatner
went boldly where no 90-year-old has gone before: To outer space.

When he stepped off the spaceship, Shatner shared extremely moving
thoughts about our "vulnerable" Earth being in "jeopardy."

"What I would love to do is communicate as much as possible...the
jeopardy. The moment you see how vulnerable, the vulnerability of
everything. It’s so small. This air, which is keeping us alive, is thinner
than your skin. It’s a sliver! It’s immeasurably small when you think in
terms of the universe. It’s immeasurable. Mars doesn’t have it...It's just
there, Mother Earth...it was so moving."

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[ [link removed] ]William Shatner returns from space.

Ironically, today's space flight contributed directly to the pollution of
Earth. It was run by Amazon's Jeff Bezos, who avoids taxation, under-pays
workers, and has enough excess wealth to play around with high-pollution
spaceships.

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Thanks for being a bold progressive -- and a human saving the planet for
future humans.

-- Adam Green, PCCC co-founder

 

 

 

 

 


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