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Raquelle wrote:
i don't have time to read this whole thread but there has been many good points made from what i saw.

my view to this whole "what can I do" -question is a little harsh but in my opinion justified.
this is capitalistic world. boycotting is our only and most effective veapon. people love to transfer the fault to the big corporations - don't get me wrong, they need to be regulated for sure - when We as the consumers are the ones supporting them and making it possible for them to continue destroying the planet.
I very much support this. I think playing into the idea that only corporations need to change and that the consimers don't need to do anything is finding a scapegoat so you don't have to sacrifice something of your own.
Date: 02-10-2019 20:17
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Raquelle wrote:
i don't have time to read this whole thread but there has been many good points made from what i saw.

my view to this whole "what can I do" -question is a little harsh but in my opinion justified.
this is capitalistic world. boycotting is our only and most effective veapon. people love to transfer the fault to the big corporations - don't get me wrong, they need to be regulated for sure - when We as the consumers are the ones supporting them and making it possible for them to continue destroying the planet.
I very much support this. I think playing into the idea that only corporations need to change and that the consimers don't need to do anything is finding a scapegoat so you don't have to sacrifice something of your own.
indeed!
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Date: 02-10-2019 20:18
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Date: 07-10-2019 13:48
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i already knew that they shipped it but the fact that they hide it in neighbourhoods? that's disgusting. i completely understand why china stopped accepting our garbage lmao. it shouldn't just be shipped off somewhere far away. that's just pushing the problem under a rug instead of actually dealing with it.
that's what the producers want tho 
Date: 07-10-2019 14:11
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My reasoning goes like this: I am not the one destroying our planet, and thus I'm not personally gonna feel bad about what I do and what I don't do. I sort my trash, I recycle, I don't have a drivers license and I don't own a car. Sure, I mostly buy conventionally grown vegetables instead of organic ones (partly because they're cheaper and partly because HEY - buying a conventionally grown apple from Sweden is probably better for the environment than buying an organic one grown in Brazil). Yes, I shop most of my clothes at H&M. I don't shop often, but when I do, it's fast fashion brands because they're cheap. As an XS in a relatively small town, finding pieces that fit AND cater to my style is next to impossible. 

I don't fly, not as a statement, but because it's expensive and because I'm usually not going further than Berlin anyway. 

No, I'm not anxious. If the world ends, it wasn't my fault.
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Date: 07-10-2019 17:25
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Date: 07-10-2019 17:26
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ugh honestly idk what to think
i know i know, everyone should do their best to save the earth, but idk nowadays its literally impossible to do no harm at all? bc like even if i go zero waste, there are over 7billion else people who dont. and even then, maybe i dont produce plastic, but im still using my phone, still using electricity, still using water. all of that does harm aswell. 
idk
i think its not a problem we, the normal people, have to solve. its a problem big corporations have to solve. ofc we can do a fair share aswell (for example do vacation close to your home instead of flying or going on a cruise), but just look at those big ass ships going from asia to whatever other place to ship shit. these ships are filled with actual waste, and like;; the 20 biggest ships prouce just as much co2 as 1 billion cars like what the fuck
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how tf am i supposed to buy local shit in my usual grocery store and safe the earth, if my country has the rule that local shit without psticides on his has to be covered in plastic so it doesnt get "ill" from the usual stuff? like just move that shit further away. as soon as people bring it home theyre going to infect it anyway, but surprise surprise, nothing happens. eat your pants, corporates.
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Date: 07-10-2019 20:51
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I am watching Earth from Space right now and it has some really interesting details, if someone is up for some easy watching. 
Date: 07-10-2019 22:23
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What do you think about regenerative agriculture?
Date: 13-10-2019 15:28
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if someone have anything to add there's always room :)
Date: 14-10-2019 12:55
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I still put things up in this topic so..
Date: 24-10-2019 22:03
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India is in such distress right now. Their level of air pollution is x10 of requested standards, and the worse is that is just gonna be worse with global warming. 
Date: 04-11-2019 21:21
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India is in such distress right now. Their level of air pollution is x10 of requested standards, and the worse is that is just gonna be worse with global warming. 
Recently, Sydney has had an air quality far beyond recommended values due to massive wildfires.
Date: 21-11-2019 21:43
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would you guys have paid monthly to "offset your carbon footprint?"
Date: 24-11-2019 18:00
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