These 30 Pics Show How Dystopic Our Society Already Is, And It’s Pretty Terrifying

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That's both very cute and very depressing all at once.

Is America "Great" yet?

Saddest part is that a lot of celebs even get paid to promote a charity.

Let's not forget the politicians and celebrities who fly all over who have huge SUVs .

We should all focus on contributing our fair share and do not fall for populism. Industrial countries cutting their greenhouse emissions by 1% while rebuildind their supply chair in other countries (where the same industry does not have any filters and dumps waste just on the beach) is hypocrisy!

all small thing can help... Furthermore, those corporations probably produce stuff WE use and they aren't going to stop unless less people are buying all these things

Same goes for plastic waste. when bottles switched to plastic from glass we stopped returning them, they stopped re-using them, and then they coined the term "litter bug" to make us all feel guilty and clean up their trash for them.

"Come on now poor people, that barely contribute to the problem, make sure you go out or your ways and fix the big companies and rich high society people's mistakes.

Well, those corporations produce stuff for us to buy. If we go on and buy a new iPhone every year and use a plastic straw for every drink, we're enabling them and creating a space for them to expand, aren't we?

Consumers are indeed a major part of the problem. If we used less fossil energy, then the fossil energy companies you mention will sell less gas and less coal/gas burning electricity. It's really quite simple, we need to stop being like yeast craving resources.

Number one should be mandatory regardless, because those corporations in the 71% are making the meat / cows. Number two is f*****g stupid and the onus should be on car manufacturers to not make gas powered vehicles. Number three is simple and anyone can do it so why not.

yet democrats love CNN they think it's real news. lol

Lock them up!

100% dead-on. While average Americans fail to give a s**t about recycling (“Whaaaah, I can’t separate materials, it’s too hard, WAAAH!”), the biggest problem is institutional and corporate. Making individuals take on some kind of moral responsibility for the messes of the institutions is also what the “Ad Council” is all about (note: it used to be The War Advertising Council, Inc., so it has always been propaganda).

That's like when Bloomberg was mayor, he'd have his caravan of SUV's drop him off at the subway station closest to his office and then promote the fact that he was a regular guy because he took the subway. And now that Trump rolled back many EPA laws so these corporations can resume polluting and destroying the environment, it's just getting worse.

Also, that plastic bags campaign, they ask us not to use plastic bags to carry our groceries that come in plastic recipients.

Well, if they're not going to do something, someone has to.

Don’t like it .... you can buy Greenhouse Gas Credits ..... thanks Al Gore

They are all too money hungry to change their ways unfortunately..

In the 1990s I led an environmental group based on the premise that individuals can make more difference than corporations. However, that was predicated on enlisting the younger generation to make changes and to keep that mindset into adulthood as they became a member of said corporations. and moved up the ladder to positions of influence. It is more than sad to be proved wrong.

Eat all the politicians and their Bribers.

Reminder that we should talk about the demographic issue

The problem is that nobody is going to do that and the rest of the planet isn't even considering it.

Close down the 100 corporations, I'm sure that will solve the problem and everyone will be happy

Save the world, let's start with the others??

I walk mostly wherever I need to go, I only use my thermostat in winter when it's cold enough, but I'm not going to cut down on my meat for anyone.

Where can I find out the names of these corporations?

While we certainly should blame polluting companies, shouldn't some responsibility fall on the customers who create a demand for their products with the big CO2 footprint?

Exactly

Some professions the majority of workers can’t take public transport ie builders, real estate agents, mobile mechanics, plumbers etc. But most households impact would be minimal compared to corporations, farms, mining, celebrities and politicians, factories etc. Whilst we should all make an effort in making our planet great again and healthy.

Sounds like an appeal to futility argument...If the big bad corporations do it wrong, why should I do it right? But don't forget that we are the ones funding those corporations through our consumption of their products. If we don't buy it, they won't produce it.

What! you ignore India and china?

reminder that those 100 corporations would go out of business tomorrow if millions and millions of people didn't buy their products every day - with no gun being held to their heads.

Of course the millions of people flying to their holiday destination do not count, or the 100 millions poluting the air with their barbecues and totally unneccesary "romantic" campfires or the people diving gasslurping trucks and SUVs for their daily commute.

What about those that live in the country.? Dumb a*s.

It doesn't matter... In 18 months, you are going to be dead. Live it up until then.

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And 29% isn’t

...This is sad.

That is just RIDICULOUS. I really, honestly don't understand how come the American people are not crazy mad in the streets protesting about that. Like, protesting all the time.