The Stanford study I linked to mentions this point exactly. Corporations can "feel better" for appearing to do something

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Oct 28, 2020
12:22:33pm

BlueBlood94 Intervention Needed

The Stanford study I linked to mentions this point exactly. Corporations can "feel better" for appearing to do something

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BlueBlood94

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Paper straws are an abomination. After 3 minutes, you're not only taking in your drink, but pieces of the straw as well.

BlueBlood94 Intervention Needed

10/28/20 11:46am

That’s how the government implants their microchips in you

10/28/20 11:49am

Have you ever done the recyclable spoons in hot chocolate?

Choke

10/28/20 11:49am

"Suffering w/ ____ for a miniscule impact" is a hallmark of leftist activism

10/28/20 12:04pm

Key for me is calling it suffering.

shimmy

10/28/20 12:05pm

The Stanford study I linked to mentions this point exactly. Corporations can "feel better" for appearing to do something

BlueBlood94

10/28/20 12:22pm

I hate paper straws, but the plant based biodegradable ones are fine so long as they don't break. I think we should do

shimmy

10/28/20 12:04pm

Pure virtue signaling with no real-world benefit.

spoxjox

10/28/20 1:30pm

I despise paper straws. They stick to your lips. Purely for virtue signaling.

BleedCougarBlue2

10/28/20 7:00pm

They really should line the inside of those straws with plastic...

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10/28/20 9:13pm

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