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I think the commies are the ones trying to ban the plastic bags.

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Hhahahaahahahhaaha

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Go to the supermarket once a week(or twice for milk/fruits/whatever). When you decide to buy something extra, you are usually at your house so you can bring the bag with you. And even if you arent at your house, you most likely have a car. Always have some bags in your car, they dont take any space.The only reason that you would need a disposable bag is when you need to something to buy that you didnt buy when you went to the supermarket the last time and you arent at your home and you dont have a car and the supermarket is away from your home. That's a lot of "ifs". For 99.999% of the time, it is easy to use a reusable bag.

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Yes. Yes, I am.

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Plastics are essential. We could not live in our society today without them. How exactly does someone who saves fuel and goes 2x a month to get a big load of groceries use reusable bags? I cant just have 40 cloth bags laying around. Does it count as recycling when I use plastic bags to take my lunch everyday and to fill my little (5) trashcans around my house before tossing them? Because I get 2-3 uses out of every plastic bag. And if I wanted, I could wash them, which is impossible with paper. Also I like how the article completely disregards its own issue at the end. Pussies. If they were going to do that, they could have said "we leave it up to you to make your own decisions given the facts for each". Instead they just pushed an near-impossible agenda. Maybe if I walked to work and the store I could use a canvas shopping bag. Maybe.

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That would have worked better if he meant hitpoints and not horse power.

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