Comments by "iloveyouamberappel" (@iloveyouamberappel) on "How Jane Fonda Planned To Trick Trump With Attractive Scientists: The Impeachment Show" video.

  1. If she gets arrested "every Friday" they should keep her in jail as a public nuisance.
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  2. ​ @sastrugi4471  It's not how it works? I get that it would not be under public nuisance unless that she is charged with. But if she is accused of a crime, they can keep her in jail before the court hearing and sentencing. It is rare with non violent crimes but if it is deemed to be better for the community they can. Arresting is suppose to de a deterrent. She is arrested "every weekend" and found guilty the penalty gets more severe. Maybe she should serve a few weeks???
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  3. Humankind?
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  4. I disagree, it can be "scaled up in time". If everyone tomorrow took their own travel mug to starbucks/dunkin donuts it would be huge. If everyone tomorrow composted. If everyone tomorrow stopped being run my consumerism/materialism. There is so much the citizens as a whole can do.. They just don't want to
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  5.  @thehungryhungarianXi  OK start taking transit, carpool, or ride a bike. The majority are oil/gas/energy companies. Change starts with you. "You have got to clean your own house first before you tell other people that they aren't doing it right." It will stop if there are no customers. No more single use coffee cups produced in the USA would be a big change. Do you realize that Disposable hot coffee cups used in the US per day is close to 110 million?? PER DAY!!!! You are telling me the manufactoring, shipping, and decomposing of 40150000000 per year won't do anything? You are crazy. On top of that.... Saying it won't be a difference is BS. Plastic pollution is a big problem as well. Coke, Nestle, Pepsi plastics make up tons of landfill and ocean trash. Plastic also contributes to climate change. The manufacturing of plastic, and its disposal, creates a large amount of greenhouse gas. If citizens actually recycled or used refillable bottles it would be huge. Not to mention the cups and bottles use plastic created by oil which are part of the 100 companies you are referencing.
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