I can understand many of the feelings and observations described and mentioned
in the text and also believe that the observations are largely correct.

But: you shouldn’t expect people/mankind to suddenly „overnight“ be
perfect, a „society in solidarity and classless“. That will
probably/perhaps never be the case. People as individuals and society as
whole can evolve and improve, but that is a possibly
still a very long process.

I think and believe that the forest occupation was mainly about protest and resistance
against this terrible, superfluous motorway and against the destruction of nature for it.
And very different people have it participated, sometimes for different reasons. Not all people
have the opportunity to take part in a forest occupation, e.g. because they
have school-age children or have to look after relatives in need of care.
Still, it is very true that the vast majority of them don’t participate in a forest occupation,
because this is too strenuous and uncomfortable and they also prefer to take care
of their professional work and / or care about personal success.

I strongly wish the author of the text that over time the positive memories of
the forest occupation outweigh the negatives.