The videos pretty much say it all. Please take the time to view them.
Very well done.
Monday, September 28, 2009
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I'm really not sure what the overall lesson of the school vid was supposed to be. All I got from it is that we're bad and need to live in huts and wear fig leaves, and anything man made is bad for our glorious planet.
ReplyDeleteThough, I agree a lot of our products do use too much waste, and toxins, and are harmful to some people, people should research products for themselves before they buy it. She seems to be blaming the big businesses, but they only sell what people buy. And if a person has choices, they can research to buy the best for themselves, in a healthy mindset, knowing that some products are worse or better for their environment and personal health. (and if they make healthy decisions... they won't need as much health care! it's brilliant! But if they choose not to make healthy choices, they should be prepared to pay for their own health "stuff".)
And big businesses don;t make people buy stuff. People can choose for themselves to live in a hut. Her clothing wasn;t very eco friendly, I noticed. Something she was wearing was probably synthetic material.
Whatever message the vid was trying to promote, it was so lost in the confuzzlement.
Plus it was straight propaganda, but who's counting
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