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Don't be ridiculous, maybe not in the same measure of all of Exxon etc. , but individuals can and do contribute to pollution and climate change.
I'm not going to feel one bit guilty about contributing a tiny fraction.
It's like wanting an individual to pick up a can lid while companies dump truckloads of garbage.
And they, or the governments they own have zero intention of changing, on the contrary.
who's ridiculous here?
How conveniently lazy of you.
I would generally expect of people not to litter, yes
that is totally not the point