--Ex-- wrote:Yep, it smells strongly of breaking anyway
For the history of yogurts, I only think that this kind of problem can only be solved with an outright ban on marketing a product with packaging that cannot be recycled.
If every time we want to do something for the environment, it has to come from the citizen (make these yogurts yourself), I don't feel it.
Already that I go to work by train, that I travel in my city by bicycle, that I go back and forth to take my waste in the containers, that I type washable diapers which give you 2 times more work , that I will buy my fruits and vegetables in a specialized organic supermarket, ...., I will no longer have a lot of time for myself.
It would be so simple to attack the problems at their source.
Hello
But no, I'm not trying to break you at all; I'm just trying to make you understand that you're taking things the wrong way.
Legislating at all costs only brings restrictions on freedom and ultimately a dictatorship (we are almost there).
in life you have to live in accordance with its principles.
you don't want to pollute? stop working (no more trains to get there).
life in the countryside, your organic vegetables you make and 3 times less diaper (the baby ass looks like in the grass; he is happy and he no longer has red buttocks).
you say "remove the problem at the source" I say the same thing as you. Just change the source, if you are the source you no longer have to go to the container.
Work, luxury race, organic layer and sorting binding less; you will see time for you you will be full
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PS: it has been a long time since there have been any more citizens, but just tributaries.
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