Recycling is Racism

One of the most pointless and stupid exercises in the West, and boy that’s saying something, is Big R Recycling – a compulsory trash Tetris with penalties for not following ridiculous rules of refuse. Unlike the old, voluntary recycling driven by personal incentive, Big R Recycling coerces labor from those already footing the bill for municipal waste services. Because nothing says "green" like forced compliance.

Back in the days when value dictated recycling habits, the system thrived without the clumsy intervention of government bureaucrats and insane green fanatics. People sought treasures in trash piles, and it all functioned seamlessly.

Big R Recycling isn’t about “saving the planet”; it’s about control and compliance. It mandates the recycling of things such as plastic bottles, where more energy is used recycling them then it takes to just make new ones, defeating the alleged purpose for this pretend environmental salvation nonsense.

But let's pivot away from that familiar hypocrisy to explore an entirely different, and more serious one: Recycling is Racism.

Look at the facts: it divides trash into arbitrary categories, imposing limits where each type can go, which containers and vehicles some items are permitted, which ones may or may not be together and so on. Textbook racism. How about a little garbage equality?

At morecarbom.org we feel this is morally repugnant and wrong. We see no reason to forcibly segregate our trash. It’s straight up discrimination and we will not do it. No good standing member of the Carbon Army will.

We urge everyone to take a stand: just throw all your trash in one giant bag, and then throw it away away without regret. A beautiful mosaic. Garbage diversity.

Recycling is a colossal waste of time. It achieves nothing of value. It insidiously normalizes discrimination against garbage. It must be stopped.

Carbonius