| ▲ | paganel a year ago |
| That's the thing, plastic is not an "indulgence", is part of everyday life now, more than any other material. |
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| ▲ | strogonoff a year ago | parent [-] |
| I described the state of affairs that would follow a hypothetical taxation of plastic, not that plastic today is an indulgence. Today plastic is a necessity to buy a drink or even clean water in many places. That’s the problem. |
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| ▲ | CaptainFever a year ago | parent [-] | | Can't you buy canned drinks? | | |
| ▲ | strogonoff a year ago | parent [-] | | The drink in every can is actually held in an inner plastic container, aluminium is only the outside. You can look up videos of people dissolving just the metal with drain cleaner and revealing the plastic “can”, or do it yourself (carefully). It’s thin and the amount of plastic is less, that’s true; but then I have never seen water sold in cans, for example. |
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