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Re: [microsound] Greenpeace and apple
Will you two go and drink more Egg Nog and be merry.
Create a Rant-n-Rave list and go at it.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Neil Wiernik" <neil@xxxxxxxxxx>
> To: microsound <microsound@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: Re: [microsound] Greenpeace and apple
> Date: Wed, 27 Dec 2006 16:11:01 -0500 (EST)
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> my point is that you argue things in excess, you fight other
> peoples battels for them and more over just like to hear your voice
> speak and for what NO REASON that I can see!!! jesus!!!!!!
>
> regarding your short sighted comment about ibm is that your sitting
> here and dissing apple when 99.9999999999999999 percent of all
> things produced for consumer wants/needs are opressing someone some
> where so like I said put a sock in it, no one really wants to hear
> your whining its a known fact that we all know adn live with... if
> you want to be perfect go live in a cave in the mountains and eat
> dirt and run around naked but even tehn youll opress come thing
> like the tiny bugs and bacteria youll kill when eating the dirt and
> the grass youll sept on running around naked
> not to mention the sexual abuse youll enforce on the poor animals
> as they are forced to watch you running naked through the mountains
> ... thats just terrable I think we should censor every thing as
> evil as its the only way we can live clean no opressive lives!!!
> (if you take this reply as serious dont even bother)
>
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> On Wed, 27 Dec 2006, aleks vasic wrote:
>
> > In regards to flame wars, your the only one that seems to respond
> > with anger and spite when someone offers a differing opinion.
> > Reread the thread, your the only one that insults anyone.
> >
> > IBM developed technology for the Nazis, as did many corporations
> > that are still around today. I still do not see how Greenpeace
> > has anything to do with IBM and the Holocaust. How do you know
> > what types of computers Greenpeace uses? Gimme some point of
> > reference. And if they do use technology that was developed
> > decades after WWII what does it matter? Does that undo the good
> > that they do? Do you suggest that they cease to exist because of
> > IBM checkered past via WWII, developing technology that is not
> > even in use today for the most part? Should use apple/mac who
> > uses impoverished asian work forces to assemble their
> > uber/expensive sheik design friendly computers?
> >
> > aLEKs
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > On Dec 27, 2006, at 3:43 PM, Neil Wiernik wrote:
> >
> >>
> >> no Im saying that greenpeace if not using a mac most likely in
> >> some form or manner uses IBM products which IMHO as a company
> >> are far more worse then apple ever will be in that IBM supported
> >> and built technology for the nazi's in world war 2. sp the
> >> technology that navigates thier ships or Im sure the laptops
> >> they use are ibms if not apples machines also... so before they
> >> stick thier foot deeper into their moths they should stop and
> >> think is what Im sayign get it now????
> >>
> >> you keep telling me offenxe and that your not being
> >> condescending but you and the other person what ever his name is
> >> are and mor eover you say how much you hate flame wars but both
> >> times I have posted recently it has been you that manages to
> >> create a flame war, by your stuborn arguments... your entitled
> >> to your opinion just like I am leave it at that !!
> >>
> >>
> >> On Wed, 27 Dec 2006, aleks vasic wrote:
> >>
> >>> I do not see how his response was condescending. It was a
> >>> response to your claim that Greenpeace is hypocritical with
> >>> their ideology. Which i also agree is a rather weak argument
> >>> on your part, no offense intended. Green peace cannot be
> >>> compared to IBM. IBM's sole motivator is profits. Where Green
> >>> Peace ideology is global conservation. All of their resources
> >>> go toward raising awareness in regards to mans inability to
> >>> live in balance with his environment. Sure they need modern
> >>> technology in order to operate with any sort of effective
> >>> impact. They do so with a lot of foresight. Are they perfect?
> >>> No, nothing is perfect really in this world, but to claim that
> >>> they are no different then mega corporations, or entities
> >>> driven solely by profits is misguided.
> >>>
> >>> It is true that everyone is entitled to an opinion. What
> >>> predicates a solid opinion is that it is well thought out as
> >>> well as being based with a solid point of reference, i.e. facts.
> >>>
> >>> Again no offense intended.
> >>>
> >>> aLEKs
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> On Dec 27, 2006, at 3:20 PM, Neil Wiernik wrote:
> >>>
> >>>> his responce was extreemly condisending...
> >>>> towards me and towards any one else that might think
> >>>> diffeently then he does...
> >>>> On Wed, 27 Dec 2006, aleks vasic wrote:
> >>>>> You are a crass individual. His rationale is logical and i
> >>>>> do not see how it can be misconstrued as overbearing, just
> >>>>> the opposite actually. You need to relax and stop being so
> >>>>> defensive. If everyone was to act as you do this list would
> >>>>> be one giant flame war. What are you even being defensive
> >>>>> about? I am honestly having a hard time deciphering your
> >>>>> response? His first response was a very logical and well
> >>>>> thought out observation.
> >>>>> Have some respect...
> >>>>> aLEKs
> >>>>> On Dec 27, 2006, at 3:01 PM, Neil Wiernik wrote:
> >>>>>> oh shut up and put a sock in it no one here wants to hear
> >>>>>> your upper class white bread mombo jumbo!!! pretentious twit!
> >>>>>> its so simple to speak from the ivory tower hidding behind
> >>>>>> your white academic elephant... try getting into the thick
> >>>>>> of it knee deep in tear gas, police sticks and rubber
> >>>>>> bullets then come talk to me!
> >>>>>> On Wed, 27 Dec 2006, xe non wrote:
> >>>>>>> it drastically oversimplifies the situation which makes it
> >>>>>>> at best misguided.
> >>>>>>> Neil Wiernik <neil@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >>>>>>> its not a wierd rant at all...
> >>>>>>> its basic look in your own trash can before complaining about others
> >>>>>>> trash...
> >>>>>>> On Wed, 27 Dec 2006, xe non wrote:
> >>>>>>>> what a strange rant...
> >>>>>>>> yes, every environmentalist struggles with the
> >>>>>>>> contradictions of being "in the world" when it comes to
> >>>>>>>> effective activism and they make thier peace with the
> >>>>>>>> compromises they know they will have to make somewhere
> >>>>>>>> around thier sophmore year at college. yes, they will
> >>>>>>>> probably have to use cars, yes they will have to live in
> >>>>>>>> buildings made with wood, yes they will use electricity
> >>>>>>>> and do thier work with wasteful and toxic technology...if
> >>>>>>>> they choose to stay engaged with society in order to help
> >>>>>>>> change it yes. this is a realists approach. will they
> >>>>>>>> minimize all this...most likely, as best thay can.
> >>>>>>>> i suppose greenpeace could eschew all the tools of the
> >>>>>>>> modern world and try to communicate the information they
> >>>>>>>> have and coordinate thier campaigns from a computerless
> >>>>>>>> shack in the woods in order to meet your peerless
> >>>>>>>> standards for acceptable activism, but we all know how
> >>>>>>>> well that turned out for the unabomber and all concerned.
> >>>>>>>> this campaign is an unusually refreshing for the effective
> >>>>>>>> way it calls attention to the problem of toxic waste from
> >>>>>>>> computers in general. targeting the company with the most
> >>>>>>>> eco-friendly public image that it doesnt live up to, seems
> >>>>>>>> an effective way to accomplish that goal. at least it is
> >>>>>>>> done with good-humour and stays focused on the problem, or
> >>>>>>>> do you prefer the kaczynski method?
> >>>>>>>> xe
> >>>>>>>> Neil Wiernik wrote:
> >>>>>>>> the larger question is does green peace use computers at
> >>>>>>>> all as if they do
> >>>>>>>> they to are part of the problem and not the solution if
> >>>>>>>> they want to spin
> >>>>>>>> things that way any how...
> >>>>>>>> why dont they look at how computers as a whole work for them...
> >>>>>>>> rather then against..
> >>>>>>>> Im sure they use a fine number of IBM products and we all know who IBM
> >>>>>>>> helped in world war 2... i think rather then talkign like
> >>>>>>>> they are holier
> >>>>>>>> then now they need to look in thier own back yards.. I
> >>>>>>>> mean what powers
> >>>>>>>> thier boats GAS who makes the GAS...
> >>>>>>>> I am a political person but when grassroot organisations dont take the
> >>>>>>>> time to look in their own back yard before pointing
> >>>>>>>> fingers it pisses me
> >>>>>>>> off!!!
> >>>>>>>> On Wed, 27 Dec 2006, Steffan De Turck wrote:
> >>>>>>>>> unfortunately Greenpeace is more about demonizing
> >>>>>>>>> specific companies then making a POINT
> >>>>>>>>> e.g. Shell instead of Exxon Mobile, BP, Q8, Texaco,
> >>>>>>>>> Esso etc. etc. etc.
> >>>>>>>>> and now Apple?...
> >>>>>>>>>>> It seems a bit too trendy a campaign for me -- why
> >>>>>>>>>> not talk about
> >>>>>>>>>>> all PC manufacturers, the full scope of the
> >>>>>>>>>> problem, and work for
> >>>>>>>>>>> enacting national legislation following the
> >>>>>>>>>> progressive European
> >>>>>>>>>>> lead in this area? Targeting a single company
> >>>>>>>>>> seems gratuitous...
> >>>>>>>>> Send instant messages to your online friends
> >>>>>>>>> http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com
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