The Price of Consumerism

Fellow consumer you are just part of the conspicuous consumption culture.

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[beltanebabe55]

Brilliantly put together, very powerfull message.

[91177info]

Just carrying a message on :)

[gavloft]

Agent Smith: I realized that you're not actually mammals. Every mammal on this planet instinctively develops a natural equilibrium with the surrounding environment but you humans do not. You move to an area and you multiply and multiply until every natural resource is consumed and the only way you can survive is to spread to another area. There is another organism on this planet that follows the same pattern. Do you know what it is? A virus. Human beings are a disease, a cancer of this planet.

[01misheel]

i am sorry but it is totally worth it

[TheGoodChap]

@TheMango121 Typical misinformed comment. You can eat all the meat you want, but there are different approaches to doing it. If you want to make tons of money, you can grow and slaughter hundreds of thousands of animals as quickly as possible on an assembly line and spend money on advertising. If you want to do it the real way, you can have dozens of local farmers in each town raise and butcher animals by themselves. Better quality, humane, keeps the money in town.

[LB030377]

I'm not sure what the date chat line has to do with anything.

[TheMango121]

So stop eating meat and go back to the stone age.

Nice video.

[PesiCool]

@Incogneto100 Iceland.

[Incogneto100]

@PesiCool I'm from Jamaica and my culture is getting raped too. Where are you from?

[Incogneto100]

What happened at 2:05?

[OrthodoxDarwinist]

I am of the opinion that affluenza and the omnipresent drive for wealth is behind much of society's ills.

I was brought up in this frame of mind, with a father who judges a person solely on how much they're worth. I have grown to reject this premise, as I realize the only path to TRUE contentment is to do what one loves as a career, not what earns the most.

I am convinced 100% that the majority of people are too weak-minded to see past the silly demands of affluenza....