Or bloodstreams
I never asserted cost was my reasoning. Just that I wanted to keep using plastic bags. I only mentioned price because it wasn’t an issue.
So why the desire to use something known to be detrimental to basically everything when it’s no longer necessary?
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It’s easier.
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No it’s really not easier in any way
Dallas had a law like that. It’s suburbs did not. They were killing Dallas stores and angering constituents, so it was repealed.
I use my plastic sacks from the store as trash can liners. If I did not have them, I would be buying trash can liners which would just result in more plastic bags being manufactured.
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You sound like a spoiled millennial.
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Don’t eat the bags or use Chinese toothpaste
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I’m spoiled Gen X
Irony. That’s been you for the last 14 months
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It’s not Virtuous to use recycle bags.
It’s common sense.
Carries more weight than plastic.
Allan
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And extremely shortsighted
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Those plastic bags are made with cornstarch and decompose naturally.
DItto lawn-leaf bags and so many more things that people decry.
The fact that people see them is because of a littering problem, not the fact that they’re plastic. Heck, I wonder how long it takes for all the discarded masks to decompose…
But if the stores are going to go back to paper bags, I’m all for that!
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If you’re bringing a bag from home, why is it easier to bring plastic than canvas?
Couldn’t give a damn. I’ll do what’s easier for me.
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But it really isn’t. It’s just stubbornness
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It’s obviously not any easier.
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The plastic bags are super easy. Small form factor and easy to use. Not even close to canvas. I can bring 20 in and it takes up super little space. Then if there are any spills or leakage, I just toss it.
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