CLEAN : 'Hope is us, the people' says Greta Thunberg at climate rally in Milan

The transcript emphasizes the importance of perseverance in the fight for change, highlighting that hope is derived from collective action rather than empty promises. It stresses the urgency and necessity of demanding change, encouraging people to take to the streets and assert their rights. The message is clear: change is not only possible but essential, and it is up to the people to drive it forward.

What is the speaker's main message about the fight for a better world?

• It should be abandoned if it gets too difficult.

• It should continue until success is achieved.

• It is only for those who are unstoppable.

• It is not possible in the current world.

According to the speaker, where does true hope originate?

• From trusting that everything will be alright.

• From the people and their collective efforts.

• From inaction and waiting.

• From politicians and their promises.

What does the speaker criticize about politicians?

• Their empty promises and inaction.

• Their dedication to making change.

• Their focus on urgent issues.

• Their ability to inspire hope.

Why does the speaker believe people have the right to be angry?

• Because they have no rights.

• Because change is urgently necessary.

• Because they are unstoppable.

• Because change is impossible.

What is the speaker's view on the possibility of change?

• Change is only for the privileged.

• Change is possible and necessary.

• Change is not needed.

• Change is a distant dream.