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7-11 and Plastic bags...What about the Turtles and Global Warming?


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I carry my own bag(s) in my knapsack, and I politely decline the straw.

 

You can blame 7/11, but it's all about personal responsibility.  (And being a cheap bastard that hates to pay for something that I'll soon have to bin)

 

What do you expect them to do?  Alienate and/or shame their customer base?  That's for snooty overpriced coffee shops that will go unnamed. (But they share a name with a Mellville character)

 

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Worried about turtles, burn your plastic like we do.  Don't give to govt, and they won't end up in the sea.

 

GW ... :cheesy:

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3 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

burn your plastic like we do.

 Why don't you turn it back to oil first then burn it in a gas guzzling  pickup truck 😋

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1 hour ago, redwood1 said:

Same as before..........lol

 

Same as it should have ever been..the bags had their advertising on it  could be made "biodegradable" and a large percent were used more than once.

"ja rup sarapow perm mai ka"    has been replaced with the rather cheeky

"sai toong mai ka"    sometimes I ask for a double bag 😋

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Covid-19 seemed to put the kybosh on the anti-plastic rhetoric...   Never have I seen so much single use plastic in use in my life... 

 

As far as plastic bags are concerned - its nothing more than a virtue-signalling an attack on the consumer....   everything (most things) is still packaged in plastic before it goes in our basket anyway... 

 

 

Now it seem - just stick a recyclable stamp on it and away we go.

 

Plastics are of course an issue, but we desperately still need them in specific areas... Where not essential is easy enough to get rid of them if 'authorities' really cared - its already been shown that the consumer will adapt. 

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12 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

Now on to MacDonalds and make them abolish the paper straws!

 

I have vague memories as a kid with paper straws  they hardly lasted till the end of the drink  obviously technology has leaped and bounded and they now do actually last till the end of a drink (mostly)..whereas a plastic straw lasts for many drinks and maybe a school project after that and then back to oil again if there is the will.

 

Of course  people should not be be throwing the things in the rivers and sea that is down to education.

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