Showing posts with label Honestly?. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Honestly?. Show all posts
29 June, 2010
17 August, 2009
07 August, 2009
Society
It boggles my mind to look at the massive transportation infrastructure we've built all over the world and the powerful influences that determine how things will progress. Cars may be able to run on electricity or just water and sunlight, but that doesn't make money for Ford or Exxon. And while they rake in the profits of the current system, we, the tax-payers, are paying the price. Whether it's subsidies, simply maintaining roads, or bailing out the auto industry, it all comes back to the people who benefit from the current system and how much power they exert.
In the global business society our world is, appealing to corporate CEOs altruism isn't going to make a big difference. We have to work from the bottom up: If ordinary people change their ways and stand up for what they believe, the corporations, governments, and societies will change accordingly. They will always do what benefits them most. Get rid of the subsidies that make fast food cheaper than local produce, for example, and we're starting down the right path. If enough people take a stance, all the biting, kicking, and screaming the power elite does won't have any effect.
We have the power. Use it wisely.
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30 July, 2009
23 July, 2009
150,000
That's how many farmers in India have committed suicide since 1993. That's 9,375 a year, or about 26 a day. And it's because their farms were failing. Thanks to Monsanto and their wonderful terminator seeds, pesticides, and INSANE industrial agriculture attitude, 150,000 Indian families may no longer have a father.
Thank you, Monsanto. Thank you.
Thank you, Monsanto. Thank you.
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