ja... it was 14 years ago

Unfortunately KZfaq sucked in 2008 but I saw the full documentary he made on Amazon prime in HD it was very intense highly recommend watching the full doc he produced

He does not blame them because they are being pressed against their natural intentions into compliance with the push of much, much more wealthier demands. Do you think these peoples would want to destroy this landmark they have printed proudly even on their currency? Do you think they would want to go against all of their cultural norms and harass elderly from their homes? No, it goes against everything they believe in dearly, but they still are forced into these complex questions of the 'Greater Good' and omnipresent questions of self preservation, (termed often as ''greed', a very unhelpful, un-nuanced term). TLDR: They all feel they have to do this to help their people. It's sad and awful to think about, but sometimes, we must push ourselves to think of the lives of others.

+Byron Gatwood I like his impartiality. He only aims to start a conversation. His work conveys our dilemma, for sustainability but also need for the good life (cars phones oil etc). If he were to start putting these corporations down, he would lose that very important impartial standing point. He would just be another person arguing their opinion, in this way, he encourages people to have their own opinion. It's worked with you clearly!

+242jams you can see both sides from on the fence

on my hard-drive.

There is a full version on piratebay but not HD

A very interesting semantic shift happened to the word "literally", to the extent that it no longer really means "in a literal sense". I'm pretty it's been used in this way for a couple hundred years. It's another example of how disorganized language (humans) can be.