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beeforpork ◴[03 Sep 25 07:13 UTC] No.45113081[source]▶

I wish they put this on screen in Germany, too (though in German, maybe, instead of Japanese). In cooking shows, I always fear they throw the food in the gargabe. With that note on the screen, if they do throw it in the garbage, at least they would be evil liars. Which might be less likely, and so I could feel better.

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1. account42 ◴[03 Sep 25 11:12 UTC] No.45114408[source]▶

>>45113081 #

You're engaging in a decadent activity (watching TV) that "wastes" all kinds of resources but are worried about this one in particular (food) even though we have more than enough of it to go around?

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2. beeforpork ◴[03 Sep 25 12:18 UTC] No.45114842[source]▶

>>45114408 (TP) #

Yes. Ish.

I also think that whataboutism is cheap.

I disagree that it'S 'more than enough' and that 'more than enough' is a good reason to waste resources.

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3. account42 ◴[03 Sep 25 12:34 UTC] No.45114952[source]▶

>>45114842 #

It's not whataboutism if what you are worrying about is a drop in the bucket of overall waste.

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4. barbazoo ◴[03 Sep 25 16:01 UTC] No.45117316{3}[source]▶