America stage Green

[Boethius]

How are you experiencing the shift from orange to green in the USA?

As an example. I think of the debate over mask use (I don't want to use a mask as I don't feel personally threatened by covid VS I should use a mask to protect those around me). In my own life I feel increasingly "guilty" if I know that some action (like air travel) increases overall carbon pollution, whereas I feel good if I know I am buying a product (like silicon straws) that reduces pollution. So in what ways do you find yourself (perhaps against your individual egoistic self!) moving more towards the overall good of humanity?

[PenguinPablo]

Understanding and open to learning about LGBTQ+ people and their perspective. Everyone deserves love. 10 years ago I was so close-minded about this stuff. Saying that they should keep it to themselves and private even though I was "okay with it" LOLOLOL

Edited July 22, 2023 by PenguinPablo

[DieFree]

I grew up in Seattle, not the suburbs but the city itself, so I have the somewhat unique perspective of growing up in a green dominated environment. Only after moving out of Seattle did I realize how much of a bubble I was living in. One example of it being green is that every city policy is evaluated according to some framework to understand how it might impact minorities. 

[Sucuk Ekmek]

I am not from USA, but today my junkman was boasting about nature and how he's helping to protect nature by taking old&salvageable stuff away from us. 

 Green is just another playground for Orange. Green cannot operate itself without educated citizens. 

Rant over.