While the Swedish government plans the 'final solution' for 375 wolves, environmental protection icon Greta Thunberg has more important matters on her mind. After all, wolficide is not genocide - at least in the hierarchy of a climate activist's sensitivities.

The first part of the analysis of Last Generation's activities focuses on the so-called escalation ladder - a strategy of gradually intensifying forms of protest. The article exposes the paradox between activists' apocalyptic rhetoric and their minimalist demands, showing how measuring success by media mentions replaces real climate action. The downfall of the German Letzte Generation serves as a warning, demonstrating how the radicalization of protests leads to loss of public support. What are the activists' real motivations? Is the fight for climate just a cover for maintaining their own comfortable lifestyle?

An introduction to a critical analysis of contemporary urban activism from an insider's perspective. The text exposes the mechanisms of media activism, the echo chamber problem, and shows how actions seemingly against the system may actually support it.

A critical analysis of the parliamentary interpellation regarding ActivityPub implementation in public administration, showing how poorly thought-out argumentation can harm a just cause.

An analysis of Greta Thunberg's rhetoric in her commentary on the COP29 summit in Azerbaijan. The article discusses the rhetorical fallacies in Greta's message and examines whether radicalization as a form of communication ensures the effectiveness of climate activist strategies. Does Western hypocrisy and the hosts' actions deserve only an emotional manifesto?

Discover how cognitive biases and confirmation bias affect social activism. This article sheds light on the challenges faced by activists in the digital age, analyzing the case of Adam Pustelnik and emphasizing the importance of accurate information interpretation in the fight against disinformation.