Does banning lame lightbulbs, plastic bags, etc. ever accomplish anything? No. Does a conjoined effort and enlightenment to stop using items like unncecssary dipsosables, fossil fuels, etc. make a difference? Yes. I've yet to see a reasonable arguement on the side of environmentally unfriendly shit that doesn't boil down to greed, ignorance, or lazyness. It has become all too easy to demonize lightbulbs, paper, or whatever, than to zoom out and look at the situation for what it really is. I honestly think that people don't give a rat's ass about what lightbulb they use, they just want controversy. The hot air from discussing the stupidest of shit is what's really creating global warming. Last time I checked, this is America and majority rules (and lobbists). If the people want them banned, then the people that want their plastic bags or lame lightbulbs have to quit bitching because they've been outnumbered. Don't like it? Feel free to GTFO.
