[Ocean]

Absolutely agree. Its time to stop scapegoating individuals and start targeting the real culprits - big corporations. They need to be held accountable for their destructive practices.

[Amiyah Mullen]

So, are we really buying into the idea that pineapple on pizza is a crime against humanity? I mean, who are we to judge someones taste buds? Lets embrace the diversity on our plates, people!

[Gunnar]

Pineapple on pizza is an abomination. Its a crime against taste buds everywhere. Lets keep our plates sacred and pineapple-free, people!

[Zainab Mills]

Why are we still debating about pineapple on pizza when there are bigger issues at hand? Lets focus on solving real problems instead of arguing over toppings. Priorities, people!

[Connor]

Get your priorities straight, pineapple on pizza is a real problem. Deal with it.

[Boden Brown]

Did anyone else find the authors argument in the article about climate change completely off base? I mean, advocating for increased fossil fuel usage? Thats just absurd!

[Hayes]

Absolutely ridiculous! Advocating for more fossil fuel usage in the face of climate change is beyond irresponsible. The author needs a reality check.

[Damian]

This article on climate change is missing the point. Instead of focusing on reducing plastic straws, we should be targeting big corporations emitting the most pollution. Lets tackle the real culprits!

[Ayleen]

Absolutely! Big corporations are the ones driving the majority of pollution. Its time they step up and take responsibility for their actions. Plastic straws are just a drop in the ocean compared to their impact.

[Gunnar]

Sorry, but I dont buy into the whole premise of that article. It just seems like a recycled argument with no real substance. Lets discuss some more thought-provoking topics instead!