Sure, everyone should do their part. BUT: 1. Pretending that's a practical way to get the kind and scale of change we need is extremely wishful thinking, to th

Sure, everyone should do their part. BUT: 1. Pretending that's a practical way to get the kind and scale of change we need is extremely wishful thinking, to the point that I wouldn't be shocked to see polluting industries promoting it to distract from regulatory solutions. 2. That attitude reflects your economic privilege. Not only is it harder for poor people to make these kinds of choices, living with a scarcity mindset makes you less likely to care and less able to act strategically. There must be collective action - must.