Re: [microsound] Greenpeace and apple

[Neil Wiernik <neil@xxxxxxxxxx>]

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.
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> and now Apple?...
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> > > 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...
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> Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com
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