I think you make a good point, but the one caveat is that 'eating your vegetables' might create a false sense of comfort that you've done your part. It's a bit

I think you make a good point, but the one caveat is that 'eating your vegetables' might create a false sense of comfort that you've done your part. It's a bit like how supermarkets will put the veggies at the entrance, so people will buy more unhealthy food (as a reward for buying those vegetables!). I'm inclined to agree with you mostly because I think the situation is so dire that those who do their part will not just leave it at that, but the above mentioned does concern me a bit.