Posted on 01/21/2019 5:51:15 PM PST by SeekAndFind
the only thing I still recognize about my birth state is the Dodgers.
English only would save a ton of paper!
You've now used roughly NINE times as much paper.
And they were imported
The stupid ideas they have to come up with to out virtue signal each other is ludicrous.
Coming next: A tax on breathing.
Not a bad article — until he got to the bit about Amazon deliveries. There are plenty of good reasons to use additional packaging for deliveries. These include: privacy, security, protection from damage or breakage, ease of handling, storing, and retrieving of packages during delivery, to hide gifts, etc.
The real point is unwarranted encroachment into the marketplace, and associated limits on the rights of consumers and producers. It could have been worse — Sexton talks of using “incentives”, rather than an outright ban. However, we need to know more about these “incentives”. Incentives can vary from asking kindly, through subsidies from taxpayers, to punitive excise taxes that are tantamount to a ban.
The Dodgers...
Lunatics.
Although they may have an ulterior motive.... by making people give their email address, they can track every damn thing you buy, even if you pay cash and don’t use those shoppers discount club cards.
Big Brother be watchin’ you....
I figure the Democrats in the U.S. Congress (and some Republicans too) will soon latch on to this idea, make it manditory.
How about the Rams!
gimme an email address and california voter registration laws, and I can create a dozen new democrat voters.
And.....
If they REALLY want to reduce paper waste, they should ban junk mail.
The Brooklyn Dodgers?
my heart isn’t quite unbroken since the dancer stole them and took them to that river town . . . but the vintage helmets help. the super bowl berth helped a lot more.
The Rams. Back home from St. Louis.
ban green cards.
I do believe receipt are on recycled paper. Can’t really write on them using a pen.
Sorry ,you’ll have to Thumb the bill
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