A habitable environment to live in and share with other living beings and the humans never ending quest for money
can the two ever co-exist?
What we have is a debacle.
Fuelled by the thread on overfishing, I put this to you When a target of worldwide significance such as controlling impacts of climate change and human contributions to the concept of global warming can the proverbial money gluttony continue?
Sure it could continue but at what cost?
At what point will people be willing to say, for example, to a fisherman Im sorry. The fish are nearly all gone. We really dont want a world without fish. If you stop now we might be able to save them. I know this is your livelihood, this is how you make a living but even if we let you continue you will end up with none to catch anyhow ??
When can we be content on having things like a universal plain coloured carpet because wed rather have that then chemical concoctions made to make it more aesthetically appealing and the implications of doing so?
Could we ever start to have positive relationships with our neighbours again to the point were you share things so each house in the block doesnt need a personal copy of Fight Club on DVD so they can feel like they arent materialistic?
At what stage will the worlds financially strong say Thats enough for me ??
Why do we live in a fast paced world that allows fast food places to literally throw processed livestock in the bin as an overhead? Whilst you buy a newspaper (your own copy
not say, a copy you share with the neighbours
) and shake your head at things that say how many livestock are farmed and the detrimental effect that this has on the Environment.
Kind of silly isnt it? Your thoughts?
This stays here. It is not a Bitch and Moan. It is not a topic for Money Money Money.
quote:Only after the last tree has been cut down
Only after the last river has been poisoned
Only after the last fish has been caught
Only then will you find you cannot eat money
-- Cree prophecy