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This argument always comes up with "we can all do our part" and that's absolutely nonsense. Many times you have no idea what is put into the things you buy or t
by hanniabu 7y ago
This argument always comes up with "we can all do our part" and that's absolutely nonsense. Many times you have no idea what is put into the things you buy or there may not even be alternatives or at least not easily discoverable because the market. Many people have tried to do their part for years and the problem has only gotten worse because companies run rampant and aren't regulated or held accountable.
- vanderZwan 7y agoExactly. It's an externalizing cost tactic where responsibility for something far up the production chain is shoved into the individually powerless consumer's shoes