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Bennie_P
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Well I’m a Christian and I think myself and my family are very green in what we do, but I’ve been down that road with the “pop culture enviromentalism” and myself I cannot sleep in the same bed with pagans and radical vegans. No I’m not against people that don’t eat meat. The more you find out about these so-called enviromentalist the more disturbing it is, there are those in groups such as “earth first” whom have no problem in maiming and killing forest workers inorder to “protect” the enviroment and like you said they will stand up for a tree and actually promote the killing of the unborn, for many of them the reason they want to save the planet is for the “chosen few” whom they think they are and a smaller populated planet is thier idea of heaven.I think a big reason that Christians might not seem to be into the green movement yet is that they are putting their efforts into getting people to stop murdering human babies first. A lot of these celebrities think its more important to save a tree than to save a human baby.
At this rate, we won’t need a planet, we’re killing ourselves off.
We can all do things to ease up on using the earth’s resources that are easy, sure. But as far as concerts, movements, activism, I’m saving my voice, time and energy for the human race.
Violence by Animal Rights and Environmental Activists.
As to “Live Earth” I think it is a con, inorder for the record companies and other media outlets to make a buck while the “carbon footprint” got a lot bigger during that 24 hours of awareness. It gave the artists exposure to say 'look at me. I love the planet, buy my CDs and t-shirts and you can love the planet too".