I had started to write a comment that said, "Any organization with "justice" in it's name is actually the opposite," but then I remembered IJ, Institute for Justice, a group that litigates from a libertarian point of view usually at no cost to the client. They're the ones that took the Kelo eminent domain case to the supreme court and, unfortunately, lost.

Climate change is changing. It's morphing from a calling into a religion. Like a religion, it requires no evidence, only faith. If evidence is demanded, it is either skewed, misrepresented or just plain made up. Some day in the future, as we sit in our cozy caves, with a nice fire going eating bear meat we'll be grateful that the environment is not being polluted anymore as it was by our evil ancestors.

A bla-bla justice alliance? I want justice for all the emissions that were spewed to get all these fart bags to march in one place.

Yes. Impressive name for those who don't think.
Like "The Council of American Builders" in The Fountainhead. A group of 4th rate secondhanders!

Everyone included Ban Ki Moon, Al Gore, Bill de Blasio, Sting, Mark Ruffalo and Leo di Caprio. There were also a number of pro immigration signs visible in Spanish preaching tolerance for law breakers. BK Moon is a Korean citizen. Why is he participating in a biased political march in a country other than his own? One of the main messages delivered by key note speakers seemed to be saying that the climate problem wouldn't exist if people only breathed out and only walked to work.

Yeah, 'cause it's more important that the temperature might go up 2-3 degrees in a thousand years or so than jobs, terrorists, education, healthcare and all the other crap going on RIGHT NOW

Is this the Alliance between Superman, Batman, Aquaman and Wonder Woman? No that was the Justice League, wasn't it...
...wonder what superheroes are in this one. Maybe Everything Man?

Since CO2 has been declared a climate change gas that needs to be controlled and environmentalists talk about the human 'carbon foot print', I wonder when they will be calling for humans to report to 'recycling' centers (use what ever euphemism you wish) to reduce the 'human carbon foot print'. Oh, if only they would lead by example!

Ah, NYC..., the bastion of leftness at it again, being special, again. Luv the name of the group, like "justice" has anything to do with the psuedo science of global warming or whatever it is today.

Trouble with all these little, really inconsequential groups with big, important sounding names is that in the western cultures today, the media and the government grants them more recognition than it does to the majority.
The tyranny of the minority, operating on the Squeaky Wheel Syndrome Authority, states that a fancy title will collect a few thousand noisy advocates to a meaningless cause.
The Freedom from Religion Coalition, for example, based in Wisconsin is a group with a few thousand well-to-do members has virtually parsed the "Establishment {Religion} and Exercise" Clause out of the Bill of Rights, out of the Constitution by sending letters threatening to sue all and sundry for mentioning God [Regardless of how you think of Him] or praying at any kind of quasi official function.
According to Liz Hasselbeck on Fox and Friends their current target is a group of teenaged Cheerleaders, who when the school system kowtowed, to FFRC and stopped playing the Lord's Prayer before high school football games, began leading the audience in the prayer.
I am ashamed that we have given these groups, by our apathy, the right to take control of us, like a herd to the slaughter, when we should be countersuing them, for interfering with our guaranteed freedoms, asking for their entire budget + 25 percent for 100 years as punitive damages.

What people won't do to make themselves look important.

That march was about "social justice" issues not reduction of CO2 in the atmosphere... it has been a couple decades since the collectivists had to abandon their political movements like communism and move into the background of the environmental movement.

Once we find a solution the deniers will disappear. They're either self-interested deniers or just scared by the enormity of the problem.

it is always interesting for me to see what keeps the unemployed busy. since they are outside they can experience the climate changing.

To: sfdi1947
I wonder if it's possible to sue that group? If they are a legally registered w/assets maybe a action can be done thru ACLU or FreedonWorks.

They needed an actual organization to write the paychecks to the "demonstrators" they hired from SEIU.