One Less Car is not enough
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hey dude when I got into riding my back day in day out I got rid of my two cars my pick up and my motorcycle so do I get some kinda medal
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Yeah man, stick it to them cars, despite the fact that the vast majority of pollution and waste is coming from coal plants, China, and third world nations.
#10
Originally Posted by octopus magic
Yeah man, stick it to them cars, despite the fact that the vast majority of pollution and waste is coming from coal plants, China, and third world nations.
includes automobiles. Whether is comes from China, the third
world, or your parents' SUV is totally irrelevant.
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Originally Posted by dustinlikewhat
according to wikipedia, global warming is due to the over population of cougars.
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Originally Posted by mugatu
U.S. 25% world total
India + China = 14%
I'm studying environmental regulations for my International Business final as I type this, so it's only as accurate as my textbook.
India + China = 14%
I'm studying environmental regulations for my International Business final as I type this, so it's only as accurate as my textbook.
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Originally Posted by bonechilling
The majority of air pollution comes from mobile sources, which
includes automobiles. Whether is comes from China, the third
world, or your parents' SUV is totally irrelevant.
includes automobiles. Whether is comes from China, the third
world, or your parents' SUV is totally irrelevant.
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Originally Posted by progre-ss
Do you mean cougars as in the cat or cougars as in the name given to older women dating younger men?
as for the older women, they only cause shore erosion.
#15
Originally Posted by dustinlikewhat
oh I mean cougars as in cats, seriously do a wikipedia search for "cougars", then you'll know the truth.
as for the older women, they only cause shore erosion.
as for the older women, they only cause shore erosion.
#19
Originally Posted by octopus magic
Yeah man, stick it to them cars, despite the fact that the vast majority of pollution and waste is coming from coal plants, China, and third world nations.
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I agree with the idea that there should be practically no cars within major metropolitan areas (such as the ones that most of you seem to live in).
However, when I go to New Hampshire to climb some mountains and swim in some lakes, having a car is nice.
However, when I go to New Hampshire to climb some mountains and swim in some lakes, having a car is nice.
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Originally Posted by Igneous Faction
I agree with the idea that there should be practically no cars within major metropolitan areas (such as the ones that most of you seem to live in).
However, when I go to New Hampshire to climb some mountains and swim in some lakes, having a car is nice.
However, when I go to New Hampshire to climb some mountains and swim in some lakes, having a car is nice.
I drove CONSTANTLY back in Montana. I had to, it get's friggin cold for one. There's NO public transportation in the town I lived in, and it's spread out. And chances are, if you went to a buddy's house, he lived 20+ miles away out in the middle of nowhere.
Now I'm in California and really don't understand why people drive. ESPECIALLY in the bay area. BART is so rad. And biking is radder.
#23
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Hints at a much bigger issue. Capitalism is parasitic for profit as an end. Try to work around, via stickers or rocket launchers at family sedans, and you'll fail.
Sorry.
Or is it meant as a smei-sarcastic comment on the original campaign? Damn activist slogans gettin too fancy fer my late 20s brain...
Let us move backward toward late 70s french situationalism...
Sorry.
Or is it meant as a smei-sarcastic comment on the original campaign? Damn activist slogans gettin too fancy fer my late 20s brain...
Let us move backward toward late 70s french situationalism...
Last edited by rodehazard; 05-05-07 at 12:12 AM.
#24
Originally Posted by Tapeworm21
There's NO public transportation in the town I lived in, and it's spread out.
Not meaning to attack you in any way, but could you stop for a moment, and think why those two things are the way they are?
- no public transportation
- habitations too spread out
Think about both, long and hard. As a bouns, think about whether it's the same in other parts of the world, does it necessarily have to be so, and is it sustainable in the long run.



