"All these protests held industry—not consumers—responsible for the proliferation of disposable items that depleted natural resources and created a solid waste crisis. Enter the Crying Indian, a new public relations effort that incorporated ecological values but deflected attention from beverage and packaging industry practices." -
I really enjoy people who take many aspects into consideration, and actually know very few who are in one of the first two states. Most of the people I know are engaged both personally and politically and as activists.
Something that brought people together in my neck of the woods was the desire for proportional representation. It was wonderful watching people from the NDP (centre left, steadily drifting towards the centre) and the Green Party becoming friends as they promoted pro rep together.
There is so much complexity in the world these days that we need respectful communication and collaboration more than ever.
I really enjoy people who take many aspects into consideration, and actually know very few who are in one of the first two states. Most of the people I know are engaged both personally and politically and as activists.
Something that brought people together in my neck of the woods was the desire for proportional representation. It was wonderful watching people from the NDP (centre left, steadily drifting towards the centre) and the Green Party becoming friends as they promoted pro rep together.
There is so much complexity in the world these days that we need respectful communication and collaboration more than ever.
Looks like I’m a Westie . Nicely written James and to the point !