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> Billionaire CEOs might not see it that way, but they're wrong. Where is that line crossed though? It's a murky one, that is for sure. There is not exact doll
by Balgair 6y ago
> Billionaire CEOs might not see it that way, but they're wrong.
Where is that line crossed though? It's a murky one, that is for sure. There is not exact dollar amount. I'd say there is no line at all, everyone is responsible.
Similarly with CC, there is no line. Any effort is a good effort, even if it 'doesn't matter compared to ... '.
We're all hypocrites in the end, not a single one of us is perfect (depends on your religion, though, I guess). With CC, that means that any effort you can put in is 'worth it'. This is not a 0% or 100% thing. Even 1% is good.
- Wowfunhappy 6y agoIt's not about how much money they have, it's the lobbying. I think it's selfish and immoral to lobby for something which you know full well is against the public interest. You're directly influencing legislation in a direction that's bad for society. The key here is that collective action is the only way to fix climate change. So, on a personal level, I'd rather donate to environmental activism groups than buy more expensive "green" groceries or some such. And I'd encourage everyone else to do the same!