Compostable/biodegradable bags are something of a misnomer - they are still plastic bags made from the same petroleum products, but designed to visibly break down until they can no longer be seen. They do not decompose, however, rather they turn into microplastics which are even more harmful than the bag itself.

Luckily, you still only get one vote, and I'm happy to say that I nullify it.

Ew. I think of nothing more unappealing than rich white conservatives.

Then you're anti-society. Please feel free to leave at your earliest convenience, and we ask that you cease and desist in any and all usage of services which taxes provide, like roads.

Perhaps what? You seem to lack a clear understanding of cause and effect - if someone is using one thing as an excuse to do another thing, then the cause is not the first thing existing, but the person choosing to find an excuse for the second thing.

Both question one and question five have only positive impacts. Any negative repercussions come solely from human greed.

No. The landlords who raised the rent. Note that they said significantly. If rent goes up by $3-5 a month, that's not significant.

How can it be government overreach if the tax was specifically voted on and approved by a direct democratic vote by the citizens of Worcester?

I'm rapidly closing on forty, so hardly a zoomer, and I agree with this measure. I think you're just an absolutely useless numpty.