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When you say "requiring people..." you prove my point. -- I don't own a car, avoid plastic, avoid amazon, eat organics, often shop local, used, etc, etc. But
by pteredactyl 8y ago
When you say "requiring people..." you prove my point.
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I don't own a car, avoid plastic, avoid amazon, eat organics, often shop local, used, etc, etc. But not because the government tells me, but because I feel compelled. Of my own accord.
Yes. I would love labels that gave full provenance of an item. Your list is great. But I see, like what we saw in France, the government justifying more taxes in the name of saving the earth.
Again, great intentions. Just not the people I trust to handle my money, or really anything for that matter.
- kristopolous 8y agoHolding people accountable for their actions is hardly a form a fascism. On the contrary it's frequently argued as one of the cornerstones of civilization. If someone is knowingly harming others, most people would probably agree that activity should be curtailed. That's not really authoritarianism, it's securing a prosperous future.