I suppose I am a radical, fanatical environmentalist. I would never hurt anyone, but I see the modern pro-environment, anti-globalist/corporate movement as quite necessary.
If we allow the earth and her systems to be damaged or destroyed, there is no way we can escape consequence.
I have read and learned about environmentalism (what a word) for years. I picked up a book a couple years back now, Derrick Jensen's Endgame vol.1. The first pages blew my mind, not that someone wrote such, but that I had finally found someone who told it like I saw it. Only a few music albums have had such an impact on me. If you look into it Derrick is what modern westerners would certainly call radical. Likely the most radical. But he tells the truth.
The second Endgame (vol 2) is even more defiant, literally telling the reader to put the book down and go blow something up (constructively)(yes that's possible)
If you are interested look into it, a fantastic author and advocate. His other works are in similar vein. A Language Older than Words, Welcome to the Machine, the newest What We Leave Behind.
Thanks,
-Pip
If we allow the earth and her systems to be damaged or destroyed, there is no way we can escape consequence.
I have read and learned about environmentalism (what a word) for years. I picked up a book a couple years back now, Derrick Jensen's Endgame vol.1. The first pages blew my mind, not that someone wrote such, but that I had finally found someone who told it like I saw it. Only a few music albums have had such an impact on me. If you look into it Derrick is what modern westerners would certainly call radical. Likely the most radical. But he tells the truth.
The second Endgame (vol 2) is even more defiant, literally telling the reader to put the book down and go blow something up (constructively)(yes that's possible)
If you are interested look into it, a fantastic author and advocate. His other works are in similar vein. A Language Older than Words, Welcome to the Machine, the newest What We Leave Behind.
Thanks,
-Pip
