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Activist Jumps Ship When Predictions Don't Come True

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In this segment of Dumpster Fire, Host Bridget Phetasy roasts Greta Thunberg's apparent sailing addiction that's somehow always disguised as noble activism. From her original climate protests to now attempting to break Israeli blockades around Gaza, it seems like every single cause requires expensive boat rides and maritime adventures. The hosts question whether this is actually legitimate activism or just the world's most elite and privileged form of protesting, complete with media coverage and saint-like imagery.

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