After Forever "Equally Destructive"

My tribute to 7-7-7 (Live Earth Day) using a great tune by After Forever from Holland.

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[TheAdorabelle]

Great video! :D

[DarKazeura]

The images with the music were so powerful I almost cried. Amazing job.

[carlosmotley]

i like the way they have created the videos with all those realistic images lol

[vendsoin]

@racergonemad99 methane is considered to be even the major and others contributors as it is really effective. and we are FAIRLY responsible, but not the main source of it. The main source and main regulator is still sea. We may be responsible for that too, but that is not sure. So talk that we are bad and guilty is still not provn yet.

[floatingcompassmedia]

too bad globalists don't care....most people care but the corporations :(

METAL CARES

[THE16THPHANTOM]

I've watched this video over 300 time since 2008. never gets old

[engleby15]

I cannot help thinking that the earth is already trying to get its own back on us for our destructiveness. Earthquakes,tsunamis, drought, floods, unseasonal world weather events, what next? This song is amazing as were the band themselves. This video is a work of art as well.

[LasailaMehtar]

You did an amazing job. Such a strong message but who listens?

[lucas5907]

muy beNA banda se sarpa

[SAURIOCOOPER]

whow! year after year! and still! amazing video!

[withindarkness]

@zelrikriandooo

Yeah, I recognize that, it's just that people are grasping for ways to keep doing what we're doing and getting all warm and fuzzy inside because they use something marginally cleaner in some way or another.

I still say the real solution is to cut back on use... as you mentioned, even wind and solar are kinda messy when you start accounting for everything, and still dependent on fossil fuels.

[zelrikriandooo]

@withindarkness It may not be clean but still much better than coal, which releases more radiation than nuclear plants on average by the way. A lot of the byproducts can be reused and a good fraction is not 'toxic' for too long. Of course one has to account for the full pollution cost but the same can be said for basically everything, wind power for instance takes a lot of resources to build/maintain.