I feel like carbon taxes may be needed on some level in the US (and other parts of the world) as they force corporations to seek out less polluting alternatives/reduce use of fossil fuels.
It won't 100% stop climate change but it could make quite a change
Also I feel like money collected from carbon taxes should be put towards helping those impacted by climate change, or fund solutions for climate change, directly or indirectly.
istg i made a deez nuts version somewhere i would show it here if i knew where it is/if i even still have it
yay! monopolies!!
Pro tip: Use Amazon solely as a products directory. Once you find something you like to buy, copy the item name and search for other stores selling that item. If no other options exist it's likely cheap amazon trash, and look for a different product (not sure how well this works since I can't shop online rn since i don't have a bank account yet)
opposite case for me, my school found out a way to stretch out a 30-45 min bus ride to a 2 hr ride. tho probabaly because i'm at one of the last stops
lmao tho i didn't make it and i forgot to specify that it wasn't oc (tho I fixed that just now)
Thanks! I forgot to specify that I didn't make that in the title
IMO Private schools are kind of "pay to win" in education (technically lots of aspects in education are quite like that at least in the US). I do wish public schooling adopts different learning styles (such as Montessori schools)
i remember the tragic day my dad replaced the springy door stops with solid ones
since then i've never been the same
buy it for the funny
live local phone repair shop reaction:
(unless whatever anti repair bs your phone manufacturer pulled off made the cost of repair higher than buying a new phone, in which case shame on the phone manufacturer)
Love the solarpunk feel (i also crossposted it to the solarpunk art community, see my profile)