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  Well there is a river of money if you care to dip a bucket in.
context: Needs over wants is one thing, but only going for needs and not going for wants wouldn't kill an economy 💀💀. A lot of this post is bogus >
  
  Looks like my opinion is unpopular.
  Look at what happened during covid with no one going to resturants. (Which are included in things we don't need IMHO) >
  
  Yes, but that didn't kill an economy and the restaurants that did were small. And no just because your post is low-quality and not factually true doesn’t make it unpopular. >
  
  It didn't kill the economy but we are in a pretty serious economic downturn.
  What I believe is the drastic reduction required would have a greater impact than covid did. >
  
  Not really; even then, if people did follow what you said, it wouldn't change too much oil companies in the USA wouldn't feel a dent in their revenue. They can easily continue to pay and pander to politicians to make them not push to reduce emissions. What needs to happen is we need leaders who aren’t swayed by crap like that. And we need sources that aren't reliant so heavily on fossil fuels so these oil companies can stop making so much money. >
  
  Big companies love regulation. They lose competition . 
  Be a cobalt miner right now. This “green revolution” is totally badass for big business. >
  
  I'll think I'll pass. I make a good wage already