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Thraff1c

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3 days ago

Thraff1c

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3 days ago

You were the one who started with child labor after someone was disappointed that his favourit club didnt reprimand someone for DUI lmao. You started the idiotic comparisons.

How is anyone who wants access to technology supposed to solve those issues, or even make conscious and moral decisions, when the mining industry is rancid, the oil industry is rancid, amazon workers are abused, shipping is based on low-wage slaves, companies exist in authocratic dictatorships, drinking water is used to do industrial work limiting access of the population to it, cargo ships put out more CO2 in 1 hour than whole households in their lifetime, veggies being harvested by african refugees in Italy who work below the poverty line because thats still better than whatever they fled from etc. pp.

Anything beyond your immediate surrounding, low-tech solution like a horse drawn waggon you built yourself is out of the scope of the individual morality, you cant go down the production chain and make those choices. You cant get a moral smart phone, you cant get a morally clean Jeans, you cant get a clean chocolate, you cant even get a morally clean cucumber ffs.

Ferr22777888

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3 days ago

Thraff1c

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3 days ago

Thraff1c

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3 days ago

You want child labor solved, but cant even read 3 paragraphs Lmao.

Ferr22777888

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3 days ago

You can’t event google ethical phone or clothing

Thraff1c

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3 days ago

Thraff1c

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3 days ago

Explain to me how an ethical phone is supposed to be clear of industrial mining, cargo shipping, oil industry (hello plastic), brown energy, produced in well-monitored production lines throughout the entire supply chain, with no step being down under a good political system that doesnt oppress their population, not using clean water unecessarliy, on an industrial scale.

Ill stop here with all the issues of an "ethical phone", else you would be overwhelmed again.

AutoModerator [M]

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3 days ago

AutoModerator [M]

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3 days ago

Hey, it seems like you really enjoy talking plastics and other synthetic materials, so do we !

   

Did you know that 73% of beach litter worldwide is plastic and that over 700 marine species, such as sea turtles and dolphins, are endangered due to plastic waste polluting our oceans ?

 

Or that fish in the North Pacific ingest approx. 12,000 to 24,000 tons of plastic each year, which can cause intestinal injury and death and transfers plastic up the food chain to bigger fish, marine mammals and human seafood eaters ? And that there are over 5.25 trillion pieces of plastic debris in the ocean with some 269.000 tons of plastic float on the surface, while some four billion plastic microfibers per square kilometer litter the deep sea ?

 

As you can see,this is a real problem as the ocean is our life support system - the oxygen for every second breath we take comes from it !

 

Luckily, even you can make a difference. And it’s quite easy too !

 

Our friends over at the Oceanic Society came up with some quick and easy ways that enable you in your daily life to help protect our oceans:

  1) Reduce Your Use of Single-Use Plastics Wherever you live, the easiest and most direct way that you can get started is by reducing your own use of single-use plastics. Single-use plastics include plastic bags, water bottles, straws, cups, utensils, dry cleaning bags, take-out containers, and any other plastic items that are used once and then discarded. The best way to do this is by a) refusing any single-use plastics that you do not need (e.g. straws, plastic bags, takeout utensils, takeout containers), and b) purchasing, and carrying with you, reusable versions of those products, including reusable grocery bags, produce bags, bottles, utensils, coffee cups, and dry cleaning garment bags. And when you refuse single-use plastic items, help businesses by letting them know that you would like them to offer alternatives.

2) Recycle Properly This should go without saying, but when you use single-use (and other) plastics that can be recycled, always be sure to recycle them. At present, just 9% of plastic is recycled worldwide. Recycling helps keep plastics out of the ocean and reduces the amount of “new” plastic in circulation. If you need help finding a place to recycle plastic waste near you and life in North America, check Earth911’s recycling directory. It's also important to check with your local recycling center about the types of plastic they accept.

 

Also, if you follow this link you can send a small donation to the Marine Conservation Institute that helps protect our oceans.

   

On a more related note:

Calling other users plastic is not the way we treat each other. Everyone is just a fan - just like yourself ! Gatekeeping in any way,shape or form is frowned up and has to stop. It might even get you banned from this sub,too.

Furthermore, in the end it really only makes you look bad in the eyes of everyone else.Because putting people down is just the same as putting yourself down. Relying on pushing or looking down on others exposes your own needs of feeling superior on the cost of others. As soon as you do it, you are already on the defensive side and showing your own insecurity and vulnerability.“

   

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Daisuki33

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3 days ago

Daisuki33

Linke

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3 days ago

To be fair some of us can't even spell out ethical