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Originally Posted by CaptainCraig
To the people that think the concert is a bad idea this is what I have to say.
"A Climate in Crisis" statement maybe a stretch for our climate, but other countries are in crisis right now. My question to you is what happens when the climate which we live in is in a serious crisis were we have serious droughts, lack of water and other related disasters? Just because it isn't effecting you right now, you can figure that the event has no purpose & it is just to make these performers feel strong about themselves. Wake up, actually now that I say that I am starting to see your point. You are who they are trying to reach and it obviously isn't working so it is a waste a time... It is people like you that are ignore the issues & do little to protect the environment that a add up the majority of the problem. Shame on you!! Start respecting the planet or it won't respect you!
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Sir, you are still completely missing the point of what we are all saying here. Good intentions are pointless if all you are providing is a giant demonstration of hypocracy.
The entire Live Earth event is probably one of the most polluting events happening on planet earth on July 7th, 2007. In the long term, few people will have their minds changed by a concert of a mish-mash of artists with songs that have nothing to do with global warming. I find it insulting to my intelligence that some people seem to have elevated global warming to the point of an incontravertible religion.