Very true. India and China are allowed to get away with it by the same elites who profit from avoiding environmental laws by setting up production there vs someplace like the usa. I dont want to sing my own praises but i like to keep my footprint small just for the $ savings. I have a small house and use my clothesline and dont run the ac down low. I been heating in winter mostly by cutting deadfalls and managing invasive salt cedars. We do have gas guzzlers but the roads here justify owning 4x4s imo.
I have a huge house, powerful truck/cars/electronics, but that's fine, I paid for them, and I don't owe shit to Al Gore or George Clooney or any of their kind. I don't use them in an intentionally wasteful manner (well, driving vehicles hard is a passion, and it guzzles gas, but it's not wasteful if it entertains or serves me, the owner/consumer; I channel my money where I choose
). I'm an active recycler, that's universally a positive goal. There is great efficiency in online shopping, and I go out of my way to have items ship together rather than separate trips, these are no brainers. And I also don't burden the court or prison systems, or even the (free to SOME) medical system.
I don't have multiple giant mansions or lux boats or SHIPS or private jets like many vain hypocrite Libfucks do, and I don't preach to others how they should manage their own money or free time. I wouldn't bail out the stupid ones who end up destitute as a result of their
own repeated poor decisions over time either, but the govt uses my tax dollars by force to keep Useless Idiots alive and FAT in exchange for nothing, so meh.
The Chi-Coms live in the biggest glass house on Earth when it comes to environmental practices, and many other major countries are very bad, but on a smaller scale. Would be 100 years after starting to change their ways before the Chi-Coms could even dream of throwing stones....
