Sorry for the Wall of text and the word klimakleber. It s a ChatGPT query to find out how the narrative could become so much less influential:

Fridays for Future (FFF) has played a significant role in the global climate movement but has recently been overshadowed by more radical groups like Extinction Rebellion (XR) and the so-called "Klimakleber" (climate glue activists). Several factors contribute to this shift in public perception:

1. Media Dynamics:

• Radical Actions Draw More Attention: XR and the Klimakleber use confrontational, often radical protest methods, such as blocking roads and gluing themselves to public spaces. These highly visual and disruptive actions are more attractive to media, often leading to greater coverage. Radical protest forms frequently result in more reporting because they are controversial and elicit direct reactions from the police, politicians, or the public.
• Saturation Effect for FFF: Initially, FFF received extensive media coverage, especially due to its large global climate strikes. However, over time, a saturation effect may have occurred. Repeated reporting on similar actions could have led to FFF receiving less media attention, as they are no longer perceived as "new" or "extraordinary" news.

2. Changes in Protest Strategy:

• Continuation of Regular Protests: FFF has primarily focused on regular, peaceful demonstrations and climate strikes. While this strategy initially garnered massive mobilization and media coverage, such regular protests may have become less spectacular in the eyes of the media and the public, especially compared to XR or Klimakleber's more drastic methods.
• Weaker Perception Due to the Pandemic: The COVID-19 pandemic also significantly impacted how FFF could operate. While XR and other groups continued their actions even under pandemic conditions, FFF's mass protests were more challenging to implement, leading to a temporary decline in visibility.

3. Comparative Radicality and Perception:

• Positioning and Radicality: XR and the Klimakleber often position themselves as the more radical wings of the climate movement, willing to take on more far-reaching consequences for their actions. These groups emphasize that they must underline the seriousness of the climate crisis through their radical protest forms, giving them stronger perception as "determined" activists.
• Splitting the Climate Movement: Within the broader climate movement, there are different approaches and strategies. The media focus on more radical actions may also lead to FFF being perceived as "moderate" and therefore receiving less attention.

4. Social and Political Saturation:

• Saturation in the Public: It is possible that parts of the public have developed a certain "fatigue" towards climate protests, especially if they feel that little has changed due to the protests or if they are overwhelmed by a flood of climate information. This could lead to moderate protest forms like FFF's receiving less attention.
• Political Developments: With the increasing integration of climate protection measures into political programs and the entry of the Greens into the government, some of FFF's demands may be perceived as "adopted," making the movement seem less urgent.

5. Internal Challenges:

• Focus and Mobilization: FFF may have difficulty maintaining the same intensity and mobilization power as in its early years. The movement's focus may have diversified, and it has become more challenging to mobilize as many people as before.
• Young People in New Life Phases: Many of the young activists who founded FFF have since grown older and may be in different life stages (e.g., studying, entering the workforce), making it harder to maintain the same level of activity.

Conclusion:

Fridays for Future remains active and committed but has lost visibility compared to more radical groups like Extinction Rebellion and the Klimakleber. This is due to a combination of the radical and disruptive nature of these other groups' actions, some media saturation, and changes in protest dynamics since the pandemic. The challenge for FFF now is to evolve its strategy and find new ways to regain public focus without compromising its core principles.

Klimakleber is due to this being a research in german and it was a term which became popular with the media.

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