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The earth isn't a person. I think it seems valid to consider the harm and or benefits being caused on a per person basis. Why should an individual in the US be
by mtmickush 1y ago
The earth isn't a person. I think it seems valid to consider the harm and or benefits being caused on a per person basis. Why should an individual in the US be allowed to release more CO2 emissions than an individual in China?
- GenerocUsername 1y agoYes thats right.
- ben_w 1y ago> Why should an individual in the US be allowed to release more CO2 emissions than an individual in China? The lack of a single world government is why. Agreements between nations are only enforced by honour, and while that's more than nothing, it's not great. The practical outcome of this is that who is "allowed" to do anything is dynamic, and who may do something the most can be inverted extremely quickly.