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fuck this boomer meme. yes, there is individual responsibility, but we’re not the ones subsidizing the destruction, not are we the ones controlling the means of production.
Watch this mouth breather post a meme or ask Lemmy post how they thought Reddit was left leaning until they came here.
Just 100 companies are responsible for 71% of emissions. Should we focus on the rest? Absolutely, but life style changes are minimal compared to holding companies responsible
https://www.epa.gov/ghgemissions/sources-greenhouse-gas-emissions
I wasn’t sure who you are talking about there …
Not u
this is like the guy from the “we should improve society somewhat” comic, “yet you participate in society. curious!”
Its, always dispare, bribery and/or (possably weponized) ignorance to mask the former. I have sympathy to those that are dispondant or those that know no better. For them, you need to give them knolage, hope and self disiplin skills. I feel no sympathy to those who have 20/20 vision, are able to make secrifices and not just fail to dispose of but actively cling to bad behavor.
As of writing this, live on verry little money and am (like thousands of amaricans) adicted to shugar, I am in an ignorant and dispondant state. being alive demands that I get healthier food leaving little room for Green living until im “a little hmm… richer”.
No this is not contradiction because the individual has so little impact on climate change versus corporations.
We can’t wait for corporations as long as we consume the same things, they are just out for profit.
And as long as we don’t vote for politicians that will care enough, these corporations will not have any restrictions in regards of climate change.
The actions of individuals has a normative effect on their peers.
Also, in the global north an individual’s action has a greater effect than in the global south.
I agree that an individual’s action has a lesser impact, but I think actions should be triangular (individual, governmental and corporate). But the individual definitely bears responsibility. At least in voting a certain way, but being aware of what you are doing could help persuade oneself of taking action.
Understanding why an individual does not act is important though. New technologies, like EVs are expensive and public transport might not be sufficient. Eating less meat (or non at all) and flying less (or not at all) are, I am pretty sure of, things one definitely could do.
car go biiip
