Arguably, it just needs to be taxed to offset the costs of cleaning up the plastic waste in the environment which could potentially make it much more expensive than glass.
Citizens being able to afford food and drink is already a bare minimum policy that the cost of disposable bottles shouldn’t affect in any way, shape, or form. If the average costs rise then so should EBT/SNAP benefits, for example.
“Killing Capitalism” eh? I’ll bite, whats your idea?
Arguably, it just needs to be taxed to offset the costs of cleaning up the plastic waste in the environment which could potentially make it much more expensive than glass.
Citizens being able to afford food and drink is already a bare minimum policy that the cost of disposable bottles shouldn’t affect in any way, shape, or form. If the average costs rise then so should EBT/SNAP benefits, for example.
“Killing Capitalism” eh? I’ll bite, whats your idea?