And they had to manufacture 10 phones per year for him.....and ship 10 phones by plane and truck (pollution, waste of oil).....and the 10 individual sets of packaging (waste).......and reshipping 9 phones per year to another person one month after he buys it (pollution, waste of oil, and waste of postal packaging).....
That argument glosses over certain things. For example, it assumes that the OP does not recycle packaging for his items, and buys new packaging to post. As for the argument for posting things unnecessarily, well not much can really be said for that unless you are going to suggest companies stop selling physical items that require delivery.
Actually, I posted to take part in the discussion about 'addiction to non-Apple gadgets', unlike yourself or Cassie. Notice the end of my post.
Did you honestly think that the wastefulness of his purchasing stops at the materials of the phone itself?
The topic wasn't started so that you could come in here and tell someone how many items were appropriate to purchase annually. Yet, that is all you felt like doing. This was completely unnecessary.
But why you feel the need to comment on our valid comment, when you apparently know nothing about the topic, is funny. I mean, I don't mind if you just gave some useful comment regarding what we said, but you ALSO posted just to criticise our post....and didn't do a great job, either.
As I pointed out, the validity of your comment is still in question. I know quite a lot about environmental issues actually. Just because I have different opinions from you, doesn't mean that I don't know anything.
Likewise, I have also pointed out that I did in fact participate to share my 'addiction to non-Apple gadgets'. This is reflected in my first post. Feel free to re-read.
At the end of the day, sure it might be needless to purchase 10 mobile phones in a year, but that is not what the topic is about.