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The carbon footprint lie is bullshit, but we can turn the tables here by pointing out some important but inconvenient truths. The jews need to be called out for falsely making the supposed climate problem completely the fault of consumer citizens rather than their own corporations and governments fault

Manufacturers are the ones wasting energy and resources to make their wares in massive quantities. They do this even if the consumer demand falls short of their production output. They also use wasteful and excessive packaging, ship their goods by all manner of transport over vast distances and build their products in a "throw away" fashion in order to have continued sales. Retailers are nearly as bad as they either have mega-stores to sell the goods, use transport to move the goods again over long distances and waste much energy and resources to advertise the products in both physical and virtual means. All of this is waste that is created before the consumer even gets the product in hand, if they ever do.

Notice how the jews never point to the manufacturers or retailers for causing the real waste issues. That is, of course, because they are the ones who own/control those sides. They want to give a pass to their own profit centers that are incredibly wasteful of resources and energy but blame their targeted consumers for the "crisis". They want to attach the carbon footprint lie to our social credit scores and track our consumption and use of these things, but they are the ones who own 99% of the alleged problem. Soooo, it's time we turn this around and make the lies look like lies.

I occasionally have to use a large workgroup printer/copier at work. Every time I print anything, the printer tries to shame me for being wasteful by showing me my "environmental impact" where it tells me how much energy, paper and water resources my print consumed as well as the amount of CO2 it caused to magically appear because I printed something. Funny how the printer doesn't tell me how much energy and resources it consumed when it was manufactured, packaged, shipped, sold, transported again and installed. That's on the manufacturer and seller not me. The very existence of the printer consumed more energy and resources that all of my printing combined. But yeah, I'm the problem. Fucking jews. Turn this shit around on them and demand they own the problem instead of passing it on to us.

Yeah, this is probably a stupid rant, but I just hate the jewish idea that it's my fault and not theirs.

The carbon footprint lie is bullshit, but we can turn the tables here by pointing out some important but inconvenient truths. The jews need to be called out for falsely making the supposed climate problem completely the fault of consumer citizens rather than their own corporations and governments fault Manufacturers are the ones wasting energy and resources to make their wares in massive quantities. They do this even if the consumer demand falls short of their production output. They also use wasteful and excessive packaging, ship their goods by all manner of transport over vast distances and build their products in a "throw away" fashion in order to have continued sales. Retailers are nearly as bad as they either have mega-stores to sell the goods, use transport to move the goods again over long distances and waste much energy and resources to advertise the products in both physical and virtual means. All of this is waste that is created before the consumer even gets the product in hand, if they ever do. Notice how the jews never point to the manufacturers or retailers for causing the real waste issues. That is, of course, because they are the ones who own/control those sides. They want to give a pass to their own profit centers that are incredibly wasteful of resources and energy but blame their targeted consumers for the "crisis". They want to attach the carbon footprint lie to our social credit scores and track our consumption and use of these things, but they are the ones who own 99% of the alleged problem. Soooo, it's time we turn this around and make the lies look like lies. I occasionally have to use a large workgroup printer/copier at work. Every time I print anything, the printer tries to shame me for being wasteful by showing me my "environmental impact" where it tells me how much energy, paper and water resources my print consumed as well as the amount of CO2 it caused to magically appear because I printed something. Funny how the printer doesn't tell me how much energy and resources it consumed when it was manufactured, packaged, shipped, sold, transported again and installed. That's on the manufacturer and seller not me. The very existence of the printer consumed more energy and resources that all of my printing combined. But yeah, I'm the problem. Fucking jews. Turn this shit around on them and demand they own the problem instead of passing it on to us. Yeah, this is probably a stupid rant, but I just hate the jewish idea that it's my fault and not theirs.

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Absolutely spot on. Forget the "carbon footprint", it's pollution like the Ohio disaster and the floating island of garbage in the ocean. It's glyphosate in the ground water and micro plastics in human placenta. That's your pollution. (((pilpul))).

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I can see this starting shortages because the jew will rationalize that this is what the goy wanted therefore they stopped the production altogether.

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One problem.

If regulations are imposed on manufacturers which increase the cost-to-operate, they will simply raise prices.

The consumers always foot the bill.

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First of all the term "carbon footprint" is meaningless. We all need to get this fact firmly in our minds, because we are encouraged to use this meaningless term every day, countless times a day. Carbon is the element that makes up most of our bodies. It is not harmful to us or the environment. Carbon dioxide, a colorless, tastless, odorless, invisible gas, is not harmful to the environment either -- on the contrary, it is highly beneficial to plant life, and by association, to animal life as well. It is not causing any measurable "global warming." Man-made global warming does not exist. It is a fictional narrative created by the elite to rob us and control us.

Secondly, "consumer" is an evil term invented by an evil man, and should never be used. We are not "consumers," we are human beings, each of us with a spark of divinity in our souls, seeking a happy and prosperous life.

Thirdly, of course it is the companies who manufacture products who should be responsible for the pollution their packaging and products cause. We can't stop the selling of things in those evil bubble-wrap containers that cut your fingers when you try to open them. The companies that use such packaging must be the ones to stop using it. The same is true for all the packaging that pollutes our world.