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Both are good at pointing out flaws in the current plan of the day, but neither of them have viable plans of their own that I have seen (as in actually implemen
by lazide 1y ago
Both are good at pointing out flaws in the current plan of the day, but neither of them have viable plans of their own that I have seen (as in actually implementable).
- mschuster91 1y agoEven if they have only small steps to offer, it's still better to walk these now than wait for years and years for a masterplan, while the destructive authoritarian forces keep marching on into the past.
- lazide 1y agoIf the small steps keep people from making actual change because ‘i’m doing my part!’ while accomplishing nothing? I disagree. Or do you think those straw bans actually helped, or just let people think they were helping by doing actually nothing? And how do you think all those people feel who spent decades faithfully sorting recycling who finally figured out it was all a scam and 90% of it just went into the same hole in the ground shortly after? I’m not saying I have some better master alternative - rather there is a reason the pendulum swings.
- ImPostingOnHN 1y ago> If the small steps keep people from making actual change because ‘i’m doing my part!’ while accomplishing nothing? I've heard this before, is there any evidence it's a thing?