"The Free Life":
The best things in life are free -
'Freegans' challenge consumer society
by eating and re-using what the rest of
us throw away.
This is a short documentary film exploring the lif...
"The Free Life":
The best things in life are free - 'Freegans' challenge consumer society by eating and re-using what the rest of us throw away.
This is a short documentary film exploring the lifestyle of Freegans, i.e. people who try to live and eat off the waste created by society.
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I'm all for them reclaiming trash, just not for their socialist point of view. They are doing the work to reclaim this food/goods, and there's nothing wrong with that. There IS something wrong with a person sitting on his ass and waiting for someone to bring them free shit without doing a damned thing to get it.
Food is not a fundamental right. It is something that we have to work for, and I admire these guys for having an alternative way to work for it.
Those who are questioning the legality of this need to do some research. Once things have been thrown out, be it food, clothing, or other consumables, it's public domain. There are many situations where when dumpster diving you'll be liable for prosecution for trespass, but bearing in mind the legal costs, bad publicity, etc, to my knowledge nobody has yet been prosecuted for dumpster diving alone.
Really enjoyed this although the first woman's questioning intonation was getting on my nerves a bit, but that's probably just because I'm a miserable old git. :)
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Food is not a fundamental right. It is something that we have to work for, and I admire these guys for having an alternative way to work for it.
:)