r/pics • u/lnfinity • Aug 12 '21
The majority of plastic in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is discarded fishing gear.
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If you are interested in this topic, take a look at the documentary Seaspiracy
6 u/Zoddom Aug 12 '21 edited Aug 12 '21 Not just if youre interested, its basically a must watch. -2 u/RomeNeverFell Aug 12 '21 It's a stupid documentary. Made by ignorant people. But it conveys a good message that can reach many people and that's what it is important. 2 u/Zoddom Aug 12 '21 Not sure how you get to that conclusion. Obviously its always hard to judge the point of view and motives of the producers off of just one documentary, but I think it speaks for itself.
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Not just if youre interested, its basically a must watch.
-2 u/RomeNeverFell Aug 12 '21 It's a stupid documentary. Made by ignorant people. But it conveys a good message that can reach many people and that's what it is important. 2 u/Zoddom Aug 12 '21 Not sure how you get to that conclusion. Obviously its always hard to judge the point of view and motives of the producers off of just one documentary, but I think it speaks for itself.
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It's a stupid documentary. Made by ignorant people.
But it conveys a good message that can reach many people and that's what it is important.
2 u/Zoddom Aug 12 '21 Not sure how you get to that conclusion. Obviously its always hard to judge the point of view and motives of the producers off of just one documentary, but I think it speaks for itself.
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Not sure how you get to that conclusion. Obviously its always hard to judge the point of view and motives of the producers off of just one documentary, but I think it speaks for itself.
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u/Steelio22 Aug 12 '21
If you are interested in this topic, take a look at the documentary Seaspiracy