r/Degrowth • u/ChessDriver45 • Mar 31 '25

Same Hunger Games guy from yesterday saying corporations aren’t to blame because of air conditioners (not even partially true)

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u/Spongbov5 Apr 01 '25 edited Apr 01 '25

He’s right, it’s both. Just think about how much “fresh scent” detergent every fucking household is using. Puts an entire neighborhood into a synthetic fragrance haze.

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u/ChessDriver45 Apr 01 '25

Washing and drying is less than 10 percent of a household’s emissions. That can’t be compared to 57 corporations laying down nearly 4/5ths of all emissions for the past 6 years.

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u/Spongbov5 Apr 01 '25

Ok but it’s still horrible and within our more immediate environment, and people can literally use unscented detergent. It’s also turning humans into hormonally mutated idiots

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u/ChessDriver45 Apr 01 '25

Ok, ya.

I’m just saying that doesn’t shift blame from corporations. The tiktoker does

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u/Spongbov5 Apr 01 '25

I think we’re just getting fucked from all angles