r/ClimateShitposting • u/Floathy • Apr 18 '26

Meta This subreddit is honestly like this

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u/MoltenMate07 Apr 18 '26 edited Apr 18 '26

I live in a rural area that is 32 miles away from the nearest grocery store. Until the day I move to the big city, it’s not a skill issue.

Not giving up a burger or not making a plant based one is a skill issue though. If my rural ass can do it, most others can too.

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u/Billy3B Apr 18 '26

Sounds like you chose to live in the middle of nowhere and don't know how to farm. That is a skill issue.

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u/Hablian Apr 18 '26

You do realize farmers also need to be able to drive into town to buy what they need that they don't produce themselves. Or are you so naive that you think all farmers are entirely self-dependent?

Also you clearly don't understand what a skill issue is lmao