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Video: On Deadly Ground
This old clip needs no commentary from me. It is from the 1994 movie On Deadly Ground. It deserves 4 minutes of your full attention. (The last minute of this clip is credits, so no need to wait for anything spectacular at the end.)
“How many oil spills can we endure?” Indeed, how many… We must reach a higher level of consciousness as a people to save our planet. We force change with our wallets. We do so by coming together and punishing bad behavior (inefficiency and waste) from government and big business, and rewarding good behavior (efficiency).
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