Not to mention all the stupid fucking 'reusable' bags that people forget at home but probably never wash as they use it for both raw meat and produce. You know, the ones that are make really shitted and likely won't last more than a few years and be tossed out if it ever gets a rip?
What's worse is if I try to bring my backpack into the store as a true reusable, they think I'm stealing from them. I guess I could leave my backpack up front, but then somebody would be stealing from me. (Even if I left nothing in it, I can see someone walking off with it hoping.)
One of my favourite things about living in Poland is that I regularly walk into the store with a backpack and they don't think I am stealing. I regularly leave things at the front of the store--even full bags of groceries so I can go back into the store and get something I have forgotten--and I have never been stolen from. I don't lock up my bike at the front of the store; I still have a bike.
Fuck you guys, my ethnically homogenous country works and yours is shit.
Lot to be said for an ethnically homogenous country. Would you say petty theft is common at all in the big cities there, or is it still relatively rare even then?
Petty theft exists in the large cities, and somebody tried to mug me once but generally--that sort of crime exists everywhere. But the levels of it are the lowest in Europe, and one can generally go wherever whenever here and be assured that nothing is gonna happen.
probably never wash as they use it for both raw meat and produce
This is baseless fearmongering, sourced mainly from a """study""" funded by the American Chemistry Council who represents disposable plastic bag manufacturers.
I've been using the same filthy reusable bags for over a decade and the only times I've gotten sick has been from restaurants.
Not to mention all the stupid fucking 'reusable' bags that people forget at home but probably never wash as they use it for both raw meat and produce. You know, the ones that are make really shitted and likely won't last more than a few years and be tossed out if it ever gets a rip?
What's worse is if I try to bring my backpack into the store as a true reusable, they think I'm stealing from them. I guess I could leave my backpack up front, but then somebody would be stealing from me. (Even if I left nothing in it, I can see someone walking off with it hoping.)
One of my favourite things about living in Poland is that I regularly walk into the store with a backpack and they don't think I am stealing. I regularly leave things at the front of the store--even full bags of groceries so I can go back into the store and get something I have forgotten--and I have never been stolen from. I don't lock up my bike at the front of the store; I still have a bike.
Fuck you guys, my ethnically homogenous country works and yours is shit.
Yes, the cause is niggers.
However, I have not the enmity (hate) towards your country.
Just like the Japs, not letting dissidents and non-conforming assholes into your country is actually a good thing
Lot to be said for an ethnically homogenous country. Would you say petty theft is common at all in the big cities there, or is it still relatively rare even then?
Petty theft exists in the large cities, and somebody tried to mug me once but generally--that sort of crime exists everywhere. But the levels of it are the lowest in Europe, and one can generally go wherever whenever here and be assured that nothing is gonna happen.
And women get to strut around with purses stuffed to the brim.
This is baseless fearmongering, sourced mainly from a """study""" funded by the American Chemistry Council who represents disposable plastic bag manufacturers.
I've been using the same filthy reusable bags for over a decade and the only times I've gotten sick has been from restaurants.
And require about 10k uses to be as viable as plastic bags for “environmentalism”
Yeah, we have these here, too…
They mostly just end up tossed out, especially by younger people, lol…
Inc the freezer bag version.
Which makes the entire thing rather pointless, sadly…