So you listed a bunch of things that make sense for illegal things you might have to do in order to acquire food but just because you are poor why can’t you recycle?
The point is that doing little things like reducing reusing and recycling are not the end-all be-all solution to being broke. I’m saying that doing moral things doesn’t automatically give you a liveable life; it doesn’t magically make everything ok.
Why are you so mad? You are making a bunch of disjointed statements and I’m literally just tying to get you to connect the dots. If people are misinterpreting you have you considered you are not being clear?
So you listed a bunch of things that make sense for illegal things you might have to do in order to acquire food but just because you are poor why can’t you recycle?
That’s not the point.
The point is that doing little things like reducing reusing and recycling are not the end-all be-all solution to being broke. I’m saying that doing moral things doesn’t automatically give you a liveable life; it doesn’t magically make everything ok.
But especially reusing things should be a priority if you are broke right? Like that’s a way of saving money
WHERE DID I SAY IT WASN’T?
God damn, I am sick of you misinterpreting mother fuckers.
Why are you so mad? You are making a bunch of disjointed statements and I’m literally just tying to get you to connect the dots. If people are misinterpreting you have you considered you are not being clear?
Poor people are excellent recyclers. Even in states that don’t offer bottle exchange they will collect for the aluminum/other alloys, alone.
And that makes logical sense to me that’s why I was surprised by the other commenter