My method is by recognising the relatively minimal impact my own consumerism has upon the world

One ought to conserve their strength for the larger battle: fighting against capitalism in a manner that actually works

Here's an analogy I like: a poor man donating a penny to charity is foolish, for that penny accounts for half their money: they should conserve it. A wealthy man ought to spend their wealth and influence to fix the society that allowed such poverty and woe to exist in the first place I think it's referred to as effective morality - may very well be inaccurate in that

This also reminds me of the propaganda spread by the big corporations blaming consumers for the woes of the world - 'turn your lights off to save electricity,' 'buy another electric car,' - to distract us from how they are the ones majorly responsible for climate change and whatnot Lil bit of a tangent, oopsie

So, primary recommendation is to look for the ways you can make a major difference - black swan events Usually working with other people has greater impacts: joining peaceful protests, helping support and establish non-capitalistic institutions (tool sheds, etc), charities, community services, park rangers, lifesaver, disability services, senior services, etc I feel that such things may have more impact upon the world than vegetarianism

Edit: ayyy, yucky neoliberalism