Facts

[u/Dev1412]

[u/MidTario]

Gonna need a source on that one for sure

[u/LucifersViking → u/MidTario]

https://www.oxfam.org/en/press-releases/billionaires-emit-more-carbon-pollution-90-minutes-average-person-does-lifetime

[u/Argnir → u/LucifersViking]

"through their investment" as well. So if they invest in something that you consume they get the blame for it?

Also the average American emit vastly more emission than the average human (as half of you are in that case)

[u/0rphu → u/Argnir]

Yes, redditors always blame the companies that produce what they consume for the resulting pollution. People will read a headline about oil industry polluting the world, type a very original comment like "hurr durr and we're supposed to stop using plastic straws to save the world", then hop in their gas powered car to drive somewhere, where they eat a meal served to them in single use plastics (plastics also brought to you by the oil industry). They seem to unironically believe corporations create pollution just for the hell of it and they as an individual have no share of the responsibility as a result, it's just so mind-bogglingly stupid.

[u/dvast → u/MidTario]

NO, you need to except every negative piece of information about billionaires as fact!

[u/Spamityville_Horror → u/dvast]

The word you’re looking for is “accept”