Eco-fascist? Really? Are you sure you have the right definition of that word?
I mean exactly what I'm saying... There are many disposable masks in the ocean now. I live in Mexico, and when we visited one of the lovely cenotes, there were masks flying around the place, on the paths in the jungle etc.
What I said was: People are so damn worried they'll die or get sick (out in nature, in fresh air, by themselves...which is ABSOLUTELY ridiculous) but don't seem to care that much after all, since they dump their masks just about everywhere. Not for their health, nor the environment.
Well, if that's eco-fascist, then so be it. I find these people reckless, to say the least.
Fear of dying and getting sick has made people care less about other things. or so it seems...
They forget to live.
And when I look at you in that picture, and read your story, I see someone that has fear overtaking their lives. Correct me if I'm wrong.
And yeah, re-usable masks are probably much better for the environment than disposable ones. However, neither do much to keep anyone from getting sick. If anything at all.
I mean, covid is such a worrisome illness, and I have yet to find the first 'Hazardous waste bin' anywhere... It's OK to wear them and dispose of them anywhere people like, because the masks wouldn't be a hazard? Explain that one!
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