Paper or Plastic? Calfornia has a new piece of legislation it is considering which bans single use plastic bags. Ed Baxter looks at the arguments.
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I refuse to purchase bags. The reuse bags are unsanitary. Every time the grocery check-out person asks if I want to pay for a bag, I’m reminded how much I want smack some sense into the arrogant politicians who came up with this new fee for bags. Now I have to actually purchase trash bags which, before these crazy laws, were essentially free. By the way, I tend to stay away from stores that want to charge me for bags.