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Skolanthropy t1_ix3j28s wrote

For me it goes something like:

"Oh, that person in that home supports that candidate? I wonder why. Let me look that up."

Happens that way occasionally, but usually I already know what my options are.

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megaman368 t1_ix3mbqb wrote

I think that’s the best case scenario. And even at that it feels wasteful to produce millions of signs. On the off chance someone might not just completely ignore them.

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Skolanthropy t1_ix40n9r wrote

True dat. Surely these signs could be restricted under the same premise as other restrictions on single-use plastics?

Or maybe we could mandate they be recyclable and then give $0.05 a pop for whoever brings them in.

Edit: The cost of the signs can be surprisingly high.

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megaman368 t1_ix5j8ty wrote

I think recyclability is lie (or at least an exaggeration) that convinces us it’s ok to use plastic so we don’t have to modify our behavior.

I hate to stay this, but maybe we should stick to internet adds that cost a few watts to deliver.

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Skolanthropy t1_ix62zap wrote

Personally, I block literally every internet ad.

IMO, I have the right to decide what gets my attention.

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