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Wow, I'm surprised you actually typed that out in public but fair play for being honest > I couldn't care less about rest of people. I can clearly see that >
by bodelecta 5y ago
Wow, I'm surprised you actually typed that out in public but fair play for being honest
> I couldn't care less about rest of people.
I can clearly see that
> I could live without shower and toilet paper, I could live without washing machine or meat. Doesn't mean that I want to.
Overconsumption isn't having toilet paper or a shower, those are necessities. Drilling in the Arctic for more oil, shark finning, the strive for constant economic growth are examples of overconsumption
- EvilEy3 5y ago> I couldn't care less about rest of people. When it comes to either me or them*. Small fix to clarify. I'm not some cynical edgelord, don't misunderstand, I probably care a fair bit more about other people than your average person. But when it comes to situation where I have to give up something that I don't consider morally absurd, well then we have a problem. > Overconsumption isn't having toilet paper or a shower, those are necessities. Drilling in the Arctic for more oil, shark finning, the strive for constant economic growth are examples of overconsumption Sure. But we're discussing food here. I don't see why me, an average Joe, has to discard of the only joys of my life because someone thinks that it is morally correctly to switch to artificial meat.
- 8note 5y agoToilet paper and showers are not necessities. Plenty of people don't have those, and survive just fine
- EvilEy3 5y agoOh, I'm sure of it. I want to live comfortable life, not survive.
- bodelecta 5y ago> Toilet paper and showers are not necessities. Bacteria will form on your skin and can lead to infection. Maybe that's the answer to population growth, never shower or excercise good hygiene measures therefore increasing mortality rates. We don't need to clean our teeth either right? We can lower food consumption through that too. Very, very strange replies.