Greanpeace!

VengefulRonin said:
No, you're 14, you don't. And I'm not saying that to sound mean either, it's just a simple fact that anyone at that young of an age doesn't have a good grasp on concepts or the world. The mind is still developing and is being affected by all those nasty hormones that crop up during the teenage years. I guarantee you that five years from now you'll be thinking differently. You might still be a hippie, but you will be a more informed one with a better grasp on how things work and you'll be able to think with a more developed brain. It happens to everyone, it's simply the human brain developing.
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Being sarcastic, didn't you notice the smilie?
 
Haha, yes I did ^_^ Just wanted to establish that so you and Sir Jecht wouldn't forget (don't know how old he is but I'm sure he's young if he can still believe in that "any one person can change the world" thing).
 
Erythritol said:
Greenpeace, eh? I guess that's one of the better environmental clubs to join. Anyway, I wouldn't knock the politicians too hard. You wanna change the world? Who do you think changes the world? I have news for you: it starts with a 'p' and ends with a 'oliticians'.
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They say you want a revolutio-o-ohn
We-e-hel you know
We all wanna change the world..
 
FFGuy said:
and if you are trying to save the environment, what are you doing on a computer?
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Thats like saying, "Hey you on a diet, why are you eating food"

Fail post.

Oh and good on you joining greenpeace at such a young age.

I wouldn't have, I however am not a large fan of greenpeace.
 
Darkstar said:
It's, erm, Solar Powered:rolleyes:
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and how much pollution was caused making your oh so expensive computer? (the money probably helped spread pollution with it being produced :lol:) keep in mind solar power is expensive to produce and design into machines or buildings XD
 
FFGuy said:
and how much pollution was caused making your oh so expensive computer? (the money probably helped spread pollution with it being produced :lol:) keep in mind solar power is expensive to produce and design into machines or buildings XD
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Everything creates pollution you moron, rice fields in the far east produce methane which damages the ozone, farting does it, it's impossible to stop pollution all together, Greenpeace just wants to minimise it so it isn't choking us to death.

Worst troll, ever
 
that is my point, and regardless of what Greenpeace does we ARE going to choke ourselves to death, can't stop it ;)
 
FFGuy said:
that is my point, and regardless of what Greenpeace does we ARE going to choke ourselves to death, can't stop it ;)
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You can stop pollution to the extent it won't kill us though.

However everyone is far too concerned about their wallets to bother with any of that hippy crap
 
yeah, it mainly occurs in america but britain is far from innocent

and really the environment is beyond repair now, at one point in time we were flourishing with wildlife and trees etc and now we are running dangerously low on both

we sure know how to really screw ourselves up
 
VengefulRonin said:
You're the troll, finn.
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I am? How do you figure that then?
FFGuy said:
yeah, it mainly occurs in america but britain is far from innocent

and really the environment is beyond repair now, at one point in time we were flourishing with wildlife and trees etc and now we are running dangerously low on both

we sure know how to really screw ourselves up
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How do you know the environment is beyond repair?

Also, I think China is slightly worse than America due to there being more people there to support, and the bid for wanting more coal power stations, and I know Britain is terrible for it. Every country is as bad as the other
 
the developed ones anyway, places like africa hardly produce any compared to the rest of the world (I am thinking on the areas in poverty, not the ones that have xbox 360s and ps3s) also, it is clear the environment is beyond repair, or did you not notice the fact that probably more than half of the world's plant life is gone?
 
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