So much for the hate crime laws.

https://twitter.com/WarPlanPurple/status/1059890946404425728

Who is this "Warplanpurple" person

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@DanConway it's totally not sargone

https://old.reddit.com/r/PoliticalHumor/comments/9uol9i/vote/

Prolly dank

https://twitter.com/Czakal/status/1059770490192125952

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https://twitter.com/WarPlanPurple/status/1060169897102229504

https://twitter.com/AwardsDarwin/status/1060114264663515136

https://www.autoblog.com/2018/11/03/dockless-bikes-scooters-debate/

https://twitter.com/PrisonPlanet/status/1060202930245111808

does that mean he has to decline his pension check?

yes

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-gloucestershire-46122547

Ok but why tho

Exactly how does that do anything

It saves Cows

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Plastics require crude oil to be produced, and most of the plastics that are made are for single uses only, creating a huge waste problems. Take into consideration that plastics take thousands of years to disintegrate, and when they do so they leak out toxic chemical agents hazardous to the environment. Furthermore a lot of the plastic waste ends up in the ocean, meaning that it ends up in the stomach of some unfortunate animal

Plastics are a huge damage to the environment, and the less we produce and consume, the better

The best step to take, is to end with single use plastic products, ie bags, cups and other table ware, plastic packaging and wrapping etc...

Make people reuse plastics to reduce waste, or simply substitute plastics out of the daily lives, by using cloth bags for shopping which you can use infinitely, using recycled paper straws, recycling plastics by melting them down for other uses

Tbf there is no such thing as "single use plastics" just "plastivs the recycle companies dont want"

But all of them can technically be melted down and reused. The companies just wont.

@Goblin_Slayer_Floki not profitable to?

There are single use plastics

Some are impossible to recycle

Some plastics burn when heated and can't be re-used

There's basically 3 large groups, which only plastics from 1 group can be recycled.

why are they different?

chemical composition?

Basically

They are obtained differently and have different properties

"Plastics" is just an umbrella label?

I don't know the names in English sadlu

Yes

The correct term is polymers