there is significant overlap for scientific and spiritual alignment in fighting plastics.  one of the advantages of pushing against plastics legislatively is it can force agricultural decentralization. if we create laws where 1 gal or 1-2 liter liquids explicitly for human consumption or something, must all be sold in glass only it would improve everything. it doesn't matter so much if all milk is raw or organic or pasteurized, it's objectively all healthier and a step in the right direction in the big picture for us as a people or a species, without the plastic containers.  they say leafs drink it from bags. hilarious if you ask me.  you also at least open inroads to get more locally sourced and raw milk if desired. it's not some replaceable cow juice stored in plastic. it has been transformed. it's milk, which is sacred and brings us health, stored in a locally maintained vessel from cows that ate and lived on ground not far from you. it all becomes sacred again because everyone is forced to see how intertwined being is.  there is fortunately still enough taboo around using glass for wines. this is the case even though the "solution" to what originally caused the "problem" of plastic being non-viable for wine has """""""been developed"""""". but imagine if even the taboo were there in the consumer market for milk, juice, lemonade, proper goyslop like energy drinks and sodas, all alcohols, anything acidic especially. everything around us would be healthier for it, especially us.  this is how we escape the feeling that we're stuck in a spherical prison, a crudely han-constructed torture machine that ultimately just builds greater israel while everything else declines rapidly, despite the heroic efforts of some. little things of reform that improve everything all at once, that only someone operating on a lower rational or spiritual level can argue against (a false sense of convenience, shareholder profits at the expense of literally all life, etc).
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