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It's the standard language of victim-blaming and deflection by moneyed interests, like single-use plastic recycling and household carbon footprint. Yes, to som
by nerdponx 4y ago
It's the standard language of victim-blaming and deflection by moneyed interests, like single-use plastic recycling and household carbon footprint.
Yes, to some extent, individual choices matter, but there are people will strong financial investment in making those individual choices harder and skewing them towards certain outcomes.
- CyberDildonics 4y agoExactly, systemic problems require systemic solutions.