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I do the things listed, I don't drive, I'm vegetarian, I've stopped flying, I very rarely buy new stuff, I live in a single room but I think it's hopeless. Wit

I do the things listed, I don't drive, I'm vegetarian, I've stopped flying, I very rarely buy new stuff, I live in a single room but I think it's hopeless. Without fundamental political and societal changes it feels like we're doomed. When big business can buy and amplify speech far more than concerned citizens, democracy won't be able to face/take the action needed.

jodrellblank 7y ago
You just need to fit another person in that single room, make more use of the resources to build it and need less to heat it. If the only action is shaming you for existing, because existing increases entropy, then the limit is that it goes to shaming you until you commit suicide. It's much more important to ship 20,000 tons of Spiderman toys over the Pacific ocean for Christmas presents, only to bury them in a dump, because that's profitable. After all - you don't even buy stuff or spend money on flights or fuel, why should you even have a say or a right to exist at all? /s