The logic in that is the fact that we are being lied to, that information is not being relayed to us.

Hence, when a person is misinformed or to say the least "not informed" the decisions made are not based on facts, but on partial facts and opinions.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with stating facts, although when a person does state the facts, then too often that person is accused of "pointing fingers".

Why is it wrong to state the fact that China has produced more CO2 in the past decades than the entire population of the world in the past idk exactly how many centuries.
Is that "pointing fingers" or stating fact?

Why is it pointing fingers when one states the fact that Asia produced more pollution than the rest of the world?

Why is it pointing fingers when one states the fact that Asia is responsible for over 90% of the plastics (and all other trash) in the oceans?

Facts are facts, no matter who likes to hear them or not.

Moving forwards, YES, moving backwards NO.

Humans are capable of fixing what has been buggered up, as the examples I gave earlier prove.

Are humans willing to do that is an entire different question.

There is the logic in that.

Rational thinking and logic should apply when discussing topics and in order to do that we need to be properly informed, with ALL the facts.

If we keep being lied to and mislead, there is no way on earth that anything good can come out of it.