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B. Maher says that we are full of s-t in conclusion:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaJpYjO136o

, but I think that it is he who is full of it instead.

Dan Held explained it nicely:

https://twitter.com/danheld/status/1387783269710655503

Poor deluded man thinks the financial system is real.

An inconvenient truth that no one compares to Bitcoin mining: The fashion apparel industry accounts for 10% of global carbon emissions and 20% of industrial water pollution.

https://www.sustainyourstyle.org/old-environmental-impacts

The clothing attitude of people is truly one of the biggest hypocrisies if one is worried about the environment.
I prefer buying more premium clothing I can keep for years. I wear the same shoes for years.
I only have to replace slippers every year or two because they are basically my work shoes. Even then I buy the more expensive ones I can find.
I mostly wear an expensive leather jacket I bought 7 years ago. I take it to the dry cleaning from time to time and it comes back new.

My girlfriend's attitude is to just constantly buy new shit and donate old clothes to "charity" because it's so cheap and crap quality.
She even moans at me for keeping certain jackets long or wearing them too often.
I'll probably end up chucking her out the door as quick as she dumps clothes if she doesn't stop that shit.

Yeah...I don't want to gender bash here, but the majority of women I've met in my life are the biggest hypocrites in that regard.

They are the biggest consumers of "fast fashion", chasing passing fashion fads (cough *trends*) year after year, yet also the most vocal about planet "sustainability" and "eco-friendliness". Roll Eyes

I know some men are just a bad though. Mostly young men.