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Tag Archives: consumerism
Join the Conspiracy
Thanks to Jonathan Brink for the link – and I’m sure this’ll come back to bite me, but sometimes a message is just worth getting out there.
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Lobbyist – possibly the funniest profession in the world
This is one of the most amusing attempts at gathering sympathy that I’ve heard in a long time:
“The motor vehicle industry has slammed a budget plan to increase the tax on luxury cars, saying it will hurt families struggling with the higher cost of fuel and could force makers to drop safety features.
Treasurer Wayne Swan [...]
Can we really consider canning consumerism?
For those of you who have an adverse reaction to clicking on the “Comments” links, I wanted to quote a little bit of the exchange that I’ve been having with “Deri” (not Gerry’s real name…. oops) on my “The Greatest Show I’ve Ever Seen” post.
Deri said:
Since Bono is an anti-poverty campaigner, why does he get [...]
Posted in God Stuff
Also tagged Bono, justice, really-tough-questions-that-dont-have-simple-answers, social-justice, U2
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Underlying Motivations
I’ve said it before, but when you start contemplating an idea, it seems to pop up just about everywhere. And after posting over at advoc8 on the (RED) project, and thinking about how much the motivation behind some of those benevolent actions actually matters, there are a number of issues that have hit home surrounding [...]
Posted in God Stuff
Also tagged (RED), africa, AIDS, Bono, justice, motivations, social-justice
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