Buy Nothing Day in 2022

Happy #BuyNothingDay! https://t.co/2TpyCUvEXm

— Garrett Zecker, #CFB (@mrzecker) November 25, 2022

I totally forgot that it was #buynothingday - whoops! We happened to be walking past the wine store when my Husband reminded me that I mentioned I was low on wine. So... that was a necessity, not a frivolous purchase. Right?

— cynthiagould WEAR A MASK & STAY HOME til 2023 (@CynthiaGould) November 25, 2022

Week 12's #HotTopic reminds you that #BuyNothingDay is this Friday, November 25. #BuyNothingDay urges us to identify consumerism's role in our carbon footprint. Access our #LearningInsideOut resources to spark conversation around overconsumption: https://t.co/S3fJBnSVex https://t.co/3yMk1Vz6eR

— LSF/LST (@LSF_LST) November 22, 2022

While I appreciate the idea of #BuyNothingDay, the problems people are referencing - packaging waste, underpaid employees, climate cost - are not caused by the consumer. If you can save money on stuff you need to buy, do it. The real problem, as always, is unchecked capitalism.

— The Lost Scot 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇨🇦 (@PaulTheLostScot) November 25, 2022

I am pleased to report that I have celebrated Nov. 25 - international 'buy nothing' day - in my usual fashion: I bought nothing and still feel fine.

— Philip Authier (@PhilipAuthier) November 26, 2022

Happy #BuyNothingDay to all who observe!

— Jonas "Comirnaty" Cornelsen (@thejcorn) November 25, 2022

It's #BlackFriday , but also #BuyNothingDay-a day of protest against consumerism. #DYK all landfills in Ontario are expected to reach capacity by 2034? It's more important than ever to consider your purchases carefully. Time to embrace #sustainability! https://t.co/ab2YJHRceO https://t.co/JTDFJBRzFO

— Pfenning's Farm (@PfOrganicFarms) November 25, 2022