Recycling is a Scam

[Rev.Cambeul]

In the old days we recycled everything. Anything metal, all cans, all glass bottles. You gave the recycler your cans and glass, they gave you cash, they processed your cans and glass ... and you'd later buy it all back again to recycle once again. It still works that way if you take your cans and bottles to a recycler, but not if you place them - along with paper, cardboard, other plastics, broken glass and more in your Recycle Bin. However, the bulk of it either goes to Third World Countries, or it's buried as landfill in your own country because the Turd World has finally said no to mountains of your garbage.

I know it's the same in America - In the 90's, the Australian government contracted start-up companies around the country to get into the Recycling Industry. The problem is, that same government then crapped all over its own people and started sending their recycling to China - where it was cheaper. The local Australian Recycling Industry collapsed. Then the Chinks suddenly said "Up yours White Devils!" And rejected all further recycling. Australia then tried to use pissant nations like Indonesia, but all they did was pile it up into mountains and contaminate their environment. Once that stopped, the government went back to burying recycling as landfill. All that's now left of the Recycling Industry in Australia is the old can and bottle companies that have existed for more than half a century.

Personally, unless I need the garbage bin space, I don't bother to recycle - it all goes to landfill. The only difference being that when it comes to bottles and cans, I throw them into a separate small bin in my backyard to give to @Br.IanVonTurpie when he visits. Why don't I just keep the bottles and cans and get the money for myself? Because it isn't worth it. The amount you need to store before it's worthwhile, means DILLIGAF! Brother IVT has the room, the means of transport, the will and the need. I don't.

Just so you know, in South Australia, it's 5c per can, 10c per small bottle, and 20c per large bottle. No, they took that 20c away in 1980. The most you get is 10c per bottle. Back then, you could take enough empty bottles back to the pub and get a carton of a dozen filled beer bottles in payment. In 1975 it was about $6 per carton of beer. That's only 30 bottles. You can't do that now.

In 86, I remember buying a carton of a dozen bottles of Fosters for $12. Today the same would cost around $80. I don't buy beer. I CREATE my own.

Getting back to today - Even if I did collect bottles and cans, it'd take me three to five years to make it worthwhile just to go to the recycler and cash in. I don't have the room to store garbage for myself, but I can always make a little room for a brother.

@Cailen.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13X-7mbBo9A

[G.L.R.]

And in case you're thinking of feeling guilty cause the Jew-owned media wants it that way, don't!  And remember this pollution comes from rivers where millions dump everything in them.

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