Is Greta Thunberg a Force for Change or Inciting Fear? | Good Morning Britain

16-year-old Greta Thunberg's speech at the UN Climate Summit has divided opinion as some believe she is being used as a political pawn. Extention Rebellion co-leader Skeena Rathor and Toby Young debate whether or not Greta Thunberg should be at the face of change.

Broadcast on 25/09/2019

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[geoffreycowl]

Skeena must look out of her bedroom window each morning to check if it's all still there. She's making the BS meter go into the red zone!

[cheezzwhizz]

makes no sense keep your phones drive your cars fly here and there , ,, you want change at somepone elses cost while u play on your phone and fly around the world makes no sense all these arguments

[Mezzomusicltd]

listening to the simplistic notions and the mir impatience of these people are tedious

"that's the truth" ...
that poor gal needs to be given a time out

[copic]

Greta should be held financially responsible for causing so many people distress. She causes depression and mental anguish to many who hear her.
Perhaps a class action law suit?

[MR-opmo]

whether she is stable or not is beside the point, she has a following because this issue is a real one that everyone is concerned about and the science says we are all in trouble unless we come up with system wide solutions (green energies, etc.)