Like I'm actually mad right now. The most people have to do is walk one extra step to toss their garbage in the blue bin than the trash, yet almost everyone doesn't. Who is so selfish that they can't even spend half a calorie to do the vastly more ethical thing to do?
Recycling
Robert Sullivan
Tyler Ross
People who don't know the processes behind trash recycling, aka 95% of them.
Aaron Ortiz
>.t literal hobo
fuck that aint' eating no aids infested food and fighting with hobos over some maggoth infested chicken
Ryder Bailey
I recycle/sort my trash just because it takes almost no effort. Why not help the environmet a little, keep the drinking water clean etc.? I recycle my cans/bottles because you actually get pretty good money for them in my country (0.1-0.4 USD depending on the size).
I think most charity organizations are scams and/or waste the funds, but I would definitely consider doing some charity once I've made it (5MM+ net worth, currently at 700k).
Isaiah Adams
On recycling, its kinda fun and neat to do your own shit rather than having to buy it. It feels kinda rewarding.
On charity, the only good charity is when you put money and time into teaching someone directly, or when you give money to people that know how to use it
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Asher Morales
how much of a fucking drain on society do you have to be to think recycling is a bad thing?
literally what the fuck, you're a spoiled little brat who definitely doesn't make his own money and you make the world a worse place
Robert Sullivan
Someone hold her down while I kavanaugh her
Jack Cooper
This exactly
Jaxon Taylor
The wealthiest people I’ve known give the most to charity and environmental causes—and all of them are conservatives.
The only people I know who don’t give a shit about either are literal dindus, or “new” money faggots that always waste the $10m or so they inherited from their hardworking grandfather. And people who try and pretend they’re trust fund babies, which for some reason I’ve met a lot.
Chase Murphy
This.
Wtf are people talking about. Wealthy people have the time to care about environment and charity.
The rich can research what brand has the least carbon footprint and whatnot, while the poor go to the supermarket and buy tubs of cheap toxic lard in bulk.
It's just "new" money who don't care either, since they used to be the same bulk lard buyers. Except they now afford bigger tubs of lard with gold nuggets in them.