Let's not be hypocritical here. Money bags better be reusable too.

Next they'll tell us that we need reusable condoms.

Insanity.

11110100110101000111 said:
Next they'll tell us that we need reusable condoms.

Insanity.

You see bat man.
You say peacock, and nobody bats an eye.
but when you say poopcock, everybody looooses the

11110100110101000111 said:
Next they'll tell us that we need reusable condoms.

Insanity.

You see bat man.
You say peacock, and nobody bats an eye.
But if you say poopcock, everyone loses their minds.

“Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times.”

bigredbear said:
“Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times.”

Dinosaurs eat man, woman inherits the earth.

dysol said:
Dinosaurs eat man, woman inherits the earth.

And then world peace is achieved : no more wars, just a bunch of angry countries not talking to eachother.

dysol said:
Dinosaurs eat man, woman inherits the earth.

As a wise woman once said

Do you know why the 'dinosaurs' perished when they were prospering on this earth?

It's because they were idiots who didn't understand the concept of 'Respect!

bdg said:
And then world peace is achieved : no more wars, just a bunch of angry countries not talking to eachother.

"Hey Siri, Who is Margaret Thatcher?"

The heart emojis do it for me.

typically the oil executives just pay for climate change to be denied entirely.

Oil Execs are totally bribing the Biden administration to shut down their oil pipelines, and promote a "green energy strategy" that involves building no new oil/gas power plants, doesn't attempt to stabilize oil prices, and promotes the mass purchasing of batteries sourced from China.

The Democratic establishment is well aligned with Corporatists, just not those ones. Now, if that hand said Bank Of America, where John Kerry works, then we can talk.

zuluzen47 said:
Oil Execs are totally bribing the Biden administration to...

Actually the hatred for nuclear power and the support for wind/solar is heavily funded by people with an investment in natural gas. Due to the inability for wind or solar to base load our power grid, and their complete inability to load follow when demand changes, they necessitate the use of small natural gas stations. And those technically count as "wind/solar" plants so they're not banned under anti coal/gas legislation.

Nuclear is the future, and it's the ONLY option for a carbon free one. Ask yourself why the US government has bipartisan hatred of it and follow the money.

alex_kl5 said:
Oh what the hell, just for shits n giggles, I'll throw my 2 cents in here:

Hey wasn't there a miniseries recently on some place called Chernobyl?

I thought it says „no posting political stuff“ in the code of conduct? 🤔

rara said:
I thought it says „no posting political stuff“ in the code of conduct? 🤔

So like, no one's doing anything? At all?

When I see this post I think of this video that talks about the entire environmental impact of reusable bags and other "green" bags.
https://youtu.be/JvzvM9tf5s0

What I got out of this picture is to say that we shouldn't fixate on plastic bags since they are not the really the main issue with the world in terms of Climate Change, Pollution, littering, etc.

alex_kl5 said:
Oh what the hell, just for shits n giggles, I'll throw my 2 cents in here:

Hey wasn't there a miniseries recently on some place called Chernobyl?

You know, I was going to reply with
"You definitely should have kept that change in your pocket instead of afflicting us with your uninformed and ignorant opinions."

But that would be less than constructive, and rude of me. So instead, how about this.
"I'm a nuclear power plant radiological safety technician and I believe you have a fundamental misunderstanding of current nuclear power plants in the western world. The pants used in the United states are extremely safe and we even lag behind countries such as france (who has an exceptional nuclear fleet and spent fuel recycling system). American and European plants are so negatively reactive (not really the correct term but it's easy to visualize) that your job in the control room is basically fighting to keep them on, as they're constantly trying to shut off on you.
If there's anything you'd like an industry or safety professionals perspective on, I'd be happy to try and provide you with as much information as possible. Clearly I will be a bit biased, but I feel my position is well founded and factual."

bdg said:
And then world peace is achieved : no more wars, just a bunch of angry countries not talking to eachother.

or just hunger and death.

masalano9 said:
or just hunger and death.

Good.

Even though Don's sort of an evil bastard, he just looks so damn cute in this. Love happyroadkill's stuff

Even as a democrat, I can't say this is wrong. Most of the politicians calling for us to fix climate change, left and right, are taking huge cutbacks from fossil fuel companies. The worst part is they don't even try to hide it, even though it's clearly corrupt. That's why we're still pissed at em for not doing enough. No matter how many reusable bags we get, we still can't fix these problems without HUGE changes to the world.

You know, I don't agree with 60, to 75% of what this guy puts out, but I really respect him for calling out both republicans AND democrats on their bullshit. Good work man.

mrsupplydrop said:
"Hey Siri, Who is Margaret Thatcher?"

You made me activate Siri on my phone and my Mac at 10 in the night by me reading this aloud

Rebuttal: Using fewer plastic bags doesn't avert climate-change, but it has drastically reduced litter on local scales, and is still a good policy. I used to see single-use plastic bags all over the streets, and since my city banned them, now I almost never do.