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For third party voters in the US: What do you think is the effective difference between voting for a third party and throwing your ballot directly into a garbage bin?

Even if you are into DIY: Buy cheaper once, if something breaks buy something more expensive.

The problem is that there are quite some different sorts of plastics and that plastic containers are not standardized. If you mix different kinds of plastics or plastics with other materials you can't use it anymore in an automated processing and it usually gets burned. Also mostly recycling is a downgrade, so usually if you recycle some packaging, it is not made into packaging again but into things like pallets or construction fence bases.

https://www.plasticexpert.co.uk/what-country-recycles-the-most-plastic/#:~:text=the%20most%20plastic%3F-,The%20Countries%20With%20The%20Highest%20Plastic%20Recycling%20Rate,recycling%20rates%20in%20the%20world.

Germany has the highest recycling rate for plastics with 65 %. Not everything you put in the recycling bin is being recycled.

Fighting through it at the moment, it just feels like I don't even get half of what is written.