When I took a helicopter tour in Hawaii I didn’t feel like I was destroying the planet. I think the bigger issues are policy related to things like how we produce energy, how we distribute goods, if we package goods in reusable standardized containers, how we design our communities, roads, and cities, etc.
The last thing I am worried about is some spoiled asshole’s big boat. Back to policy: tax the fuck out of yachts and private aircraft and spend that on things that actually matter.
These types of posts/arguments are deliberate distraction made to discredit any premise that policy changes need to be enacted.
When I took a helicopter tour in Hawaii I didn’t feel like I was destroying the planet. I think the bigger issues are policy related to things like how we produce energy, how we distribute goods, if we package goods in reusable standardized containers, how we design our communities, roads, and cities, etc.
The last thing I am worried about is some spoiled asshole’s big boat. Back to policy: tax the fuck out of yachts and private aircraft and spend that on things that actually matter.
These types of posts/arguments are deliberate distraction made to discredit any premise that policy changes need to be enacted.
Imagine someone complaining about climate change but they didn’t recycle last week or took a 10m shower this morning. The hypocrisy. /s