Jeff City FORBIDS municipalities around the state from working to clean up planet and prevent unnecessary waste . . . On the bright side, advising consumers to grab a reusable bag AND ENCOURAGING DISCOUNTS FOR IT might be more effective than partisan whining. Read more:
Editorial: Missouri's prohibition of local plastic-bag laws is worse than doing nothing.
An important environmental battle is quietly underway at grocery checkout counters across America, with Missouri sitting squarely on the wrong side of it. Only a handful of states have laws banning plastic shopping bags - the scourge of drainage systems, killer of marine animals and a major contributor to a floating patch of pollution in the Pacific Ocean that's now twice the size of Texas.
I can see where the koloreds would want paper bags instead of plastic, they like paper bags fo dey colt 45’s! Hahaha!
ReplyDelete^^^You should take one of those paper bags and tie it around your head so you can die like your wife did. Hahahaha!
ReplyDelete^^^^Agree with the sentiment, but who can blame his wife?
ReplyDeleteDid they just pass another law limiting democracy?
ReplyDeleteWhy do they keep telling cities what they can, & can't do?
It's one thing to deny the science behind global warming (thank the Koch brothers), but this is just stupid.
Fuck off, I love littering #KAG2020
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