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Evil Corporations
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There are corporations that are so evil that every james bond villain looks like a boy scout. They pollute mother earth so badly that those Captain Planet Villains that just pollute for the sake of polluting look like kindergardeners.
I dare you to read this article about Smithfield, Americas biggest processed meat producer that has it's grasp in Poland too and want to expand over to whole East Europe. Read it here.
It's a long article but amazing.
To name a few others you can look into yourself:
Monsanto
De Beer
Congo Free State (Leopold II of Belgium)
Blackwater Worldwide
etc.
I dare you to read this article about Smithfield, Americas biggest processed meat producer that has it's grasp in Poland too and want to expand over to whole East Europe. Read it here.
It's a long article but amazing.
To name a few others you can look into yourself:
Monsanto
De Beer
Congo Free State (Leopold II of Belgium)
Blackwater Worldwide
etc.
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blackwater is not an example for pollution. They are their own sort of evil.
Major corporations put profit ahead of everything, including safety, they always have done. Look at Nestle. Look at Coca Cola in India. Look at most oil companies in East Africa.
Offshore Banking
But don't let the facts get in the way of One-Eyed Broon slapping another 2p on the price of a litre of petrol.
And then the percentage of electricity produced from renewable sources is growing all the time.
But electricity doesn't have to be polluting, petrol does (albeit the technology isn't nearly there for renewable electicity to be anything but an add-on)
Unsurprisingly the M3 consumed less fuel, since its engine is tuned for high higher speeds and can work very comfortably and at low revs at 110 mph. That's the 'proof' Clarkson actually used for his claims.
Of course, in legal driving conditions at legal speeds on either urban, extra urban or combined cycles (which is the only kind of driving that counts), the Prius absolutely trounces the BMW in the fuel consumption front. No doubt it was just lack of time that prevented Clarkson from mentioning this.