A Letter To My Killer || Planet or Plastic
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Complete Mon, Dec 24, 2018<5 mins
We have a choice, each of which harbors a consequence. Which ever our choice is, we must show it with our actions rather than words. If we truly choose planet, then let the planet know it.
Let's join in nature's war against the monster, plastic.
However, if you choose plastic over our planet, then heed my warning. When we revolt, few to none of you will be left to regret the side you chose.
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By publishing this entry, I make my choice. I choose my planet over plastic. I always have. And I always will.
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Word count: 344
First published on: 24 December 2018
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