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Democracy is just a façade to make democratic countries look more superior and moral than other countries, the moment that democracy doesn't go their way anymore that's when the mask drops.

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These bloody governments have money for war, but when it comes to doing something for the general public they have none.

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Capitalism is cancer.

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These bloody governments have money for war, but when it comes to doing something for the general public they have none.

Democracy is just a façade to make democratic countries look more superior and moral than other countries, the moment that democracy doesn't go their way anymore that's when the mask drops.

maybemuneeb @maybemuneeb.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

Remember: Anyone who says that AI is better, think of the millions of human minds that come before you Protect art, protect the environment. Say no to Data centers.

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maybemuneeb @maybemuneeb.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

U are right! We need to change our habits and try to use eco friendly and sustainable things for the sake of future generations.

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Abdul El-Sayed @abdulelsayed.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

If a politician takes money from weapons manufacturers, don't be surprised when they back weapons contracts. If a politician takes money from Big Pharma, don't be surprised when they try to stop guaranteed healthcare. That's why I don't take ANY corporate money. None.

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maybemuneeb @maybemuneeb.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

Every time I see plastic floating in the sea, I wonder: How did we let this happen to something we all depend on? Plastic, oil, chemicals, and sewage are destroying marine life, and the damage eventually comes back to us. The ocean cannot speak, but its suffering is real. Reduce plastic.

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Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani @mayor.nyc.gov · 23/09/2026

Climate Week is here in New York City, and our work has deep roots. 18,261 trees planted this year. The most in a decade.

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maybemuneeb @maybemuneeb.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

Absolutely. It’s disturbing to think that plastic has reached even the deepest parts of our oceans. It reminds us that what we throw away doesn’t simply disappear; it stays in our environment and can return to affect ecosystems and human life.

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maybemuneeb @maybemuneeb.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

Whenever I see a wildfire, I don’t just see flames; I see a warning about the world we’re leaving behind. Hotter temperatures, longer droughts, and drier forests give wildfires more fuel, letting them spread faster and burn longer. Our everyday choices can help protect the places we call home.

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It starts with what I choose to buy, use, and throw away every single day. I may not be able to eliminate plastic from my life overnight but I can use less, refuse unnecessary single-use plastic, and encourage others to do the same.

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It can break down into microplastics (<5 mm) and move through our water, soil, food, oceans, and air. This has changed the way I look at my own choices. I’m realizing that environmental responsibility isn’t only about big projects or policies.

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The more I study environmental pollution, the more one thing bothers me: we can’t simply “throw plastic away.” I see plastic everywhere in my daily life like bottles, wrappers, packaging, synthetic clothes, and countless things we use for minutes and discard. But plastic doesn’t just disappear.

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No i am a student and doing my thesis on the topic of plastizers present in the human body though different mediums like hairs, nails, blood, and urine.

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maybemuneeb @maybemuneeb.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

Yeah am also doing my research on that topic.

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What if the plastic we throw away is coming back… inside us? Microplastics are entering our water, food, and air—turning a pollution problem into a threat we can’t simply see. We created plastic for convenience. Now we’re living with its consequences.

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maybemuneeb @maybemuneeb.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

It hurts to see our oceans, a source of life, becoming a dumping ground. Plastic, untreated wastewater, oil, and chemicals are destroying marine habitats and threatening aquatic life. I believe ocean protection starts on land with us. What is one change you can make to protect our oceans?

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A sustainable society starts with us. I’ve learned that even small choices like saving water and energy, reducing waste, avoiding unnecessary plastic, and inspiring others so we can create meaningful change. I may not change the world alone, but I can play my part. 🌱

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Yeah u are right but that's how an individual could add his or her role to the future sustainable society.

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That’s a great mix of practical actions! Composting, reducing heating use, and reusing resources can all make a real difference. Love the “always something to try” mindset.

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maybemuneeb @maybemuneeb.bsky.social · 13/09/2026

That’s an interesting approach. Reducing unnecessary AI use is definitely one way to make our digital habits more conscious.

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I’m trying to make my own digital habits more environmentally conscious. What’s one action you’re taking to reduce your environmental impact?

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maybemuneeb @maybemuneeb.bsky.social · 13/09/2026

We’re moving toward a smarter world—but is it becoming a greener one? Behind every cloud service, AI tool, and online platform are data centers consuming energy, water, and resources. Technological progress should not come at the expense of environmental sustainability.

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maybemuneeb @maybemuneeb.bsky.social · 12/09/2026

Your next AI query has an environmental footprint you probably don’t see. Data centers consume huge amounts of energy and water, while generating carbon emissions, heat, noise, and e-waste. Can we build a smarter digital future without putting more pressure on our planet?

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I want to turn awareness into action—one choice at a time. What’s one action you can take today to reduce your carbon footprint?

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🚶 Walking or using public transport when possible 💡 Saving electricity and avoiding unnecessary energy use ♻️ Reducing, reusing, and recycling 🌱 Supporting trees and green spaces 🛍️ Choosing products with less unnecessary packaging

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The more I learn about carbon emissions, the more I realize that climate action starts with everyday choices. I can’t change the world overnight, but I can start by:

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As an Environmental Science student, I believe protecting the ozone layer starts with responsible choices today. Let’s reduce harmful emissions, support sustainable practices, and protect the atmosphere we all depend on. 🌍💙 Protect the ozone. Protect life. Take action.

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What if the invisible shield protecting us became weaker? That’s the concern with ozone depletion. A thinner ozone layer allows more harmful UV radiation to reach Earth, affecting human health, ecosystems, crops, and biodiversity.

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