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its failed because its bullshit,,Recycling has largely failed because people either don't care, or care too much.
The recycling crisis
Much of the stuff Americans think they are "recycling" now ends up in landfills and incinerators. Why?
Will do.Recycling to save the planet. Just another reason for Americans to voive their anger and hate for each other. Buy another couple of guns to be ready for when it all erupts into action.
mary xmas baby jesus!
its failed because its bullshit,,
sure some things are recyclable and make more sense that mining for more of it, but the program as a whole is a waste of time,,That's the plastics that aren't recyclable, at least until now.
You don't understand, but you may gain some knowledge on the issue by discussing it here.
Just in the last hour there have been three or four issues raised that will benefit Americas toward understanding issues they have avoided, or they have found too complicated.
Even garden variety slugs like you have a capacity to learn through discussion!sure some things are recyclable and make more sense that mining for more of it, but the program as a whole is a waste of time,,
still waiting to learn something from you,,Even garden variety slugs like you have a capacity to learn through discussion!
When he says, "understanding issues" he actually means propagandizing the populace.sure some things are recyclable and make more sense that mining for more of it, but the program as a whole is a waste of time,,
Oh we did the recycling dance for a spell then decided, nah, we really don't care.....Into the Herby-Curby it goes.That's the plastics that aren't recyclable, at least until now.
You don't understand, but you may gain some knowledge on the issue by discussing it here.
Just in the last hour there have been three or four issues raised that will benefit Americas toward understanding issues they have avoided, or they have found too complicated.
Denial of facts and truths are a necessary side of discussions. We've already learned from the picture of non-recyclable plastics, the extent of the problem!When he says, "understanding issues" he actually means propagandizing the populace.
There's no hope, buy more guns for the day the chickens ........................Oh we did the recycling dance for a spell then decided, nah, we really don't care.....Into the Herby-Curby it goes.
The town picks-up our trash and if they need the recycling folks on another job that day or they don't have the help (vacation/sick) the recyclables just go in with the rest of the trash.
Our trash day is today (Friday) so we seldom see the recycle truck because a lot of the guys take Fridays off.....I use my recycle bin for storing kindling for my wood stove and have for years.
I guess it comes down to....Pay for more town employees or just toss the stuff in with the rest of the trash because the income stream is not there to make it viable to hire more employees.
Now you are getting it.There's no hope, buy more guns for the day the chickens ........................
Regarding plastics or something off topic?I believe those chickens have already returned.
The conclusion of the discussion, no matter how long it survives, is that no one gives a shit about recycling, the environment, or any other problem we face. It's fun to yack about it though.Regarding plastics or something off topic?
The picture of the non-recyclable plastics was educating for many Americans.
The one who posted it has another foot to shoot off still. Can we keep the discussion alive?
I think otherwise, due to the interest shown in the topic.The conclusion of the discussion, no matter how long it survives, is that no one gives a shit about recycling, the environment, or any other problem we face. It's fun to yack about it though.
