They banned biodegradable straws too

yea ive heard China is changing which is good

@Beemann really?

still hate their government doh lol

Yes lol

WAT

@Lagomaster24 I think most people here do to.

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But yea Dems just do the bare minimum

Tbh it think it was a litter thing more than an environment thing

Repubs just dont give a shit or thinks its fake

In the case of China, the Beijing Olympics showed alot of people what a clear sky looked like. Then they ran some numbers on stuff like particulates. And now they want to clean it all up.

@Beemann no, the argument for the straw ban was that it was ending up in the ocean. There's actually a nice Reason article on all the arguments....they were thought up by a 16 year old.

Millennials ACT like environmentalists but they are one of the most wasteful generations i have ever seen, and im one of them.

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my own generation pisses me off alot

See, I'm *not* and environmentalist. But I still recycle.

It's just not that hard to throw the cans in a separate container.

we recycle more than we trash at my house lol

I hate the segments if gen Y and Z that have no respect for their history or culture

We have plenty of hippies here

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I personally can't stand the ones who actively seek to destroy it.

recycling technically doesn't do all that much but its a start

Like, ignore it if you want, but don't go around trying to badmouth it all all the time.

Like it's trendy to have backyard vegetable gardens and shit

People try to buy local and all that

That's always been trendy.

depression era people had to plant gardens just to survive

we should do that but without the depression economy

It's just that it was usually people looking to save a buck or do some gardening rather than yuppie millennials posting on instagram every time they harvest. You usually did it to be humble.

But yeah I'm ashamed of that cuck here from the anti racism whatever the fuck who told that guy he had no culture cuz he's white

@Lagomaster24 I'm going to respectfully disagree. You can get good economies of scale in farming and not everyone is cut out for running a vegetable garden.

Plus, it's really hard to get anythign of any size in a city center.

Well im just saying that during the Great Depression people planted gardens if possible

@Beemann Now *that* doesn't make much sense. Isn't the usual argument that white people control the greater culture and it's somehow innately racist?

and i wouldnt have anything against encouraging gardening

It's there to compliment, not supplement

No the argument is that whites have no culture

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