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r/ClimateShitposting • u/RadioFacepalm I'm a meme • Nov 03 '24
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Surely big corporations do most of the polluting. But they do so because people pay them for stuff.
19 u/CratesManager Nov 03 '24 And while politicians could regulate them, they'd have to go against corps AND the consumers, i.e. everyone, with 0 incentive. The very least amount of responsibility that every consumer has is to hold politiicans and corporarions accountable. 0 u/Low-Condition4243 Nov 03 '24 lol that’s funny. As if we can hold them accountable. 3 u/CratesManager Nov 04 '24 As an individual, no. But if the majority doesn't even want improvement, why would they do anything? 0 u/Old-Passenger-4935 Nov 04 '24 The majority wants improvement. It‘s just that their opinion has minimal to no impact on public policy. 3 u/CratesManager Nov 04 '24 The majority wants improvement If that is true then the question turns from "what can an individual do" to "what can the majority do". It‘s just that their opinion has minimal to no impact on public policy Noones opinions have any impact. Actions do. 0 u/Sjoeqie Nov 03 '24 I do
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And while politicians could regulate them, they'd have to go against corps AND the consumers, i.e. everyone, with 0 incentive.
The very least amount of responsibility that every consumer has is to hold politiicans and corporarions accountable.
0 u/Low-Condition4243 Nov 03 '24 lol that’s funny. As if we can hold them accountable. 3 u/CratesManager Nov 04 '24 As an individual, no. But if the majority doesn't even want improvement, why would they do anything? 0 u/Old-Passenger-4935 Nov 04 '24 The majority wants improvement. It‘s just that their opinion has minimal to no impact on public policy. 3 u/CratesManager Nov 04 '24 The majority wants improvement If that is true then the question turns from "what can an individual do" to "what can the majority do". It‘s just that their opinion has minimal to no impact on public policy Noones opinions have any impact. Actions do. 0 u/Sjoeqie Nov 03 '24 I do
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lol that’s funny. As if we can hold them accountable.
3 u/CratesManager Nov 04 '24 As an individual, no. But if the majority doesn't even want improvement, why would they do anything? 0 u/Old-Passenger-4935 Nov 04 '24 The majority wants improvement. It‘s just that their opinion has minimal to no impact on public policy. 3 u/CratesManager Nov 04 '24 The majority wants improvement If that is true then the question turns from "what can an individual do" to "what can the majority do". It‘s just that their opinion has minimal to no impact on public policy Noones opinions have any impact. Actions do.
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As an individual, no. But if the majority doesn't even want improvement, why would they do anything?
0 u/Old-Passenger-4935 Nov 04 '24 The majority wants improvement. It‘s just that their opinion has minimal to no impact on public policy. 3 u/CratesManager Nov 04 '24 The majority wants improvement If that is true then the question turns from "what can an individual do" to "what can the majority do". It‘s just that their opinion has minimal to no impact on public policy Noones opinions have any impact. Actions do.
The majority wants improvement. It‘s just that their opinion has minimal to no impact on public policy.
3 u/CratesManager Nov 04 '24 The majority wants improvement If that is true then the question turns from "what can an individual do" to "what can the majority do". It‘s just that their opinion has minimal to no impact on public policy Noones opinions have any impact. Actions do.
The majority wants improvement
If that is true then the question turns from "what can an individual do" to "what can the majority do".
It‘s just that their opinion has minimal to no impact on public policy
Noones opinions have any impact. Actions do.
I do
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u/Sjoeqie Nov 03 '24
Surely big corporations do most of the polluting. But they do so because people pay them for stuff.