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OP states: We can and must do better. And quickly. why is it out of bounds to ask them what they are doing if the need is apparently so dire? or does "we" mea
by claydavisss 8y ago
OP states: We can and must do better. And quickly.
why is it out of bounds to ask them what they are doing if the need is apparently so dire?
or does "we" mean what it always means in these discussions....someone else?
will even one person here commit to not flying for a year? the poor don't fly because they can't afford it.
- marak830 8y agoBecause it isn't adding to the conversation? I could ask what you're doing, but instead i'm reading and wondering what more i can do personally. Edit: Hell, ill even provide what i am doing. Not only am i trying to reduce my electricity usage in my house (which was really bugger all to begin with), I have convinced the owner of my restaurant, and have been implementing for months, a system where we source our produce locally as much as possible. (it is costing is approx 5-8% at the moment - as of last months check - but advertising this fact has been a ton more profitable than not putting the effort in). So that's just a part of what I'm doing. I'm willing to do more.
- stinos 8y agowhy is it out of bounds to ask them what they are doing It is not, I didn't say that. But you could phrase it in a nicer way. And definitely not assume they aren't doing anything. does "we" mean what it always means in these discussions....someone else? No. Thinking that way is overly pessimistic. will even one person here commit to not flying for a year? Maybe. I haven't been on a plane in years myself.