The emergence of Last Generation marks a significant shift in climate activism, using direct action to disrupt everyday life as a way to highlight the climate crisis.
Critics from conservative and far-right factions label Last Generation as terrorists, initiating a heated debate on where activism crosses into extremism, complicating the public perception.
While Last Generation's methods include blocking streets and disrupting traffic, their intent remains non-violent, spurring discussions on the legitimacy of their actions as a form of protest.
The police crackdown on Last Generation suggests a growing tension between climate activists and the political establishment, raising questions about the safety and rights of activists.
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