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Originally Posted by HPLovecraft
I used to work for Greenpeace, and I ain't a radical loonie. Most people I met in the Toronto office weren't radical loonies, and a number of them actually prided themselves in their anti-hippie stance.
Greenpeace is a lot more moderate than many environmental organizations out there.
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Im not disputing your point but Im just wondering that if a lot of them pride themselves on their anti-hippie stance then why does Greenpeace always just show a radical side to the public? Whenever I hear of Greenpeace on the news its always because they've done something thats usually over the top to try and get a point across. The original post about the billboard is probably the Calmest thing I've ever heard of them trying to do.
I assume that being radical is the best way to get on the news but to me when its way over the top it usually paints a negative picture for Greenpeace in many people's eyes as well.