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r/SipsTea • u/DelicateAurora • 8h ago
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One is illegal, highly unsafe and will never be used in reality, besides milking investors out of even more money and the other one reduces waste
12 u/irn-bru-anonymous 6h ago How exactly does it “reduce” waste. The bottle is still plastic. The cap is still there. Now there’s a bit more plastic being used per bottle. Yay. 20 u/tisused 6h ago Plastic is not waste here, it's a recyclable resource. The issue has been that bottle caps wouldn't get recycled with the bottles. Now they do. 1 u/Kahlypso 3h ago Plastic is not waste here, it's a recyclable resource Thats a nice belief youve got there. Sure would be a shame if you were being lied to. 2 u/tisused 3h ago Would be a shame, yes. Recycling bottles and cans is a point of pride. Are you from a country that doesn't recycle? What's the rationale behind that?
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How exactly does it “reduce” waste. The bottle is still plastic. The cap is still there. Now there’s a bit more plastic being used per bottle. Yay.
20 u/tisused 6h ago Plastic is not waste here, it's a recyclable resource. The issue has been that bottle caps wouldn't get recycled with the bottles. Now they do. 1 u/Kahlypso 3h ago Plastic is not waste here, it's a recyclable resource Thats a nice belief youve got there. Sure would be a shame if you were being lied to. 2 u/tisused 3h ago Would be a shame, yes. Recycling bottles and cans is a point of pride. Are you from a country that doesn't recycle? What's the rationale behind that?
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Plastic is not waste here, it's a recyclable resource. The issue has been that bottle caps wouldn't get recycled with the bottles. Now they do.
1 u/Kahlypso 3h ago Plastic is not waste here, it's a recyclable resource Thats a nice belief youve got there. Sure would be a shame if you were being lied to. 2 u/tisused 3h ago Would be a shame, yes. Recycling bottles and cans is a point of pride. Are you from a country that doesn't recycle? What's the rationale behind that?
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Plastic is not waste here, it's a recyclable resource
Thats a nice belief youve got there. Sure would be a shame if you were being lied to.
2 u/tisused 3h ago Would be a shame, yes. Recycling bottles and cans is a point of pride. Are you from a country that doesn't recycle? What's the rationale behind that?
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Would be a shame, yes. Recycling bottles and cans is a point of pride. Are you from a country that doesn't recycle? What's the rationale behind that?
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u/ISmellLikeBlackTea 7h ago edited 7h ago
One is illegal, highly unsafe and will never be used in reality, besides milking investors out of even more money and the other one reduces waste