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    The Majestic Plastic Bag


    The Majestic Plastic Bag

    The Majestic Plastic Bag is a mockumentary, a parody on a documentary.

    The open plains of the asphalt jungle. Home to many creatures, great and small and the popping ground for one of the most clever and elustrious creatures: The Plastic Bag. Today we explore the cycle of life for that curious creature, the plastic bag, on its mighty journey to its home – the pacific ocean.

    Released in 2010. 4 min. Director: Jeremy Konner. Mockumentary film.

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    • Victoria

      I’m so proud and happy to say that here in Portland Oregon, the plastic bag has been banned forcing shoppers to use the wonderful cloth or recycled bags. Way to go Portland :)

    • http://mosaherne@wordpress.com Maurice Aherne

      Excellent short documentary!.

      A government levy on plastic bags; is a great dissuader. Not many policies work or are useful (indeed, just like their makers-the politicians and many in public service in Ireland)-but a miniscule tax on ‘pbs’ has had an appreciable effect.

      If only every disposable paper or plastic product had a similar ‘infinitessimally little dissuader tax’

      It was however discussed and debated ad nauseum for years; and caused outrage among the ‘consumerist mass’, or mass of consumers: but mirabile dictu, it now is part if not parcel
      :-) of everyday life here.

      I noticed the US ; UK; and swathes of Europe(the latter, which I had assumed were well instructed on such matters)-had checkout stations were plastic bags were free to use per item, which were incidentally -pre-wrapped, itself.

      A little operant conditioning is needed. Humans can be trained in small ways; just as they were trained to shop!
      Although having said that; one evidently cannot train some yokels)to have their money ready when they get to the check-out

      Not so much ‘reductio ad absurdum’—but in realist terms it might very well come down to the well being of a planet -versus a slightly useful but transitory convenience?

      Such wanton consumerism will rebound-later -or possibly sooner.

    • http://mgcmag.com Rachelnico

      LOL Hilarious