Demonstration on cambie bridge?

[ilvtofu]

I heard through the grapevine that there is going to be some green demonstration sometime in the next couple weeks in which the hippies will be blocking the cambie bridge,

Anyone confirming this?

I hear it's the same group that did this


EDIT: a co-worker/friend has informed me that the guy with the harper face mask is my manager at work, LOL I just left 2 weeks ago and this is what happens!

[CivicTypeRice]

What else is new in Vancouver

[shenmecar]

cool story bro.

[ilvtofu]

LOL best way to help the environment is to cause a huge traffic jam releasing completely wasted carbon emissions from cars idling to the hippies!

[124Y]

The blonde holding the white poster board is pretty hot! More pics of her!

[mc.]

Originally Posted by 124Y

The blonde holding the white poster board is pretty hot! More pics of her!

+1

[ctsport]

This was my response to another thread but probably fits just as well here

Originally Posted by ctsport

Revscene is truly full of fucking stupid people!

All you haters of activists (Greenpeace, Critical Mass, etc) should really consider moving to the United States under Bush/Republican rule. Over there, activists are squashed like bugs! Literally! Police forces there are armed with unlimited supplies of bear mace, tazars, and other weapons to deal with these troublesome interlopers! Woot woot! In the Land of the Free, corporations can knowingly use toxic chemicals in their products and destroy entire ecosystems with immunity! They even save on PR because they know their buddies in the government will shut up any and all nosy citizens! Why worry about human rights, the destruction of our planet, and other silly stuff when you have much more important things to do!- like shopping and watching the Canucks on PPV! Duh!

LOL, why do I bother, this is Revscene. I bet 90+% the members don't even remember the last time they picked up a book LOL.

[Qmx323]

Originally Posted by ctsport

This was my response to another thread but probably fits just as well here

Your whole response in general doesnt fit on revscene. This is a Car enthusiast website, do you expect people on here to agree with some of the ways the activists demonstrate their points? Especially the ones to do with cars?

[ctsport]

Originally Posted by Qmx323

Your whole response in general doesnt fit on revscene. This is a Car enthusiast website, do you expect people on here to agree with some of the ways the activists demonstrate their points? Especially the ones to do with cars?

So are you saying all car enthusiasts are idiots and cannot be reasoned with? Do all car enthusiasts hate nature, the very thing that gives us life?

Even Jay Leno, the epitome of car enthusiasts-has drastically changed his views about the automotive industry after learning about global warming and other critical environmental problems. He's championing for sustainable energy for cars and praises companies like Tesla. The most successful automotive companies are spending hundreds of millions of dollars on R&D to produce new sustainable technologies for future products. Case-in-point, the Japanese are investing heavily in new materials that are lighter and stronger (and less polluting, highly recyclable) to replace energy-intensive-steel. BMW has pioneered "cradle-to-cradle" manufacturing. That is, every nut and bolt that goes into a BMW can be recycled efficiently and economically after the useful life of the product because they've engineered their components to be made of only highly recyclable materials. Porche claims their cars are 97% recyclable or something to that effect.

The point is, automotive sport and the environment need not be mutually exclusive. But it is only because of activists and concerned consumers that these car companies are making their cars more "environmentally responsible." Environmental activists are doing everyone, including car enthusiasts a big favor. By lobbying our government to impose restrictions on carbon emissions or to stop processing Alberta's oil shales (or whatever environmental concern), by raising the price of fossil fuels (closer to its true cost on society, the balancing of externalities)- is forcing automotive companies to make cars that are cleaner, more efficient AND fun to drive. I'd enjoy driving a lot more if I didn't have lung disease resulting from breathing in all the toxic fumes!

Take a look at the best educated and most cultured countries in the world (Western Europe, Japan, etc.). They have by far the most stringent regulation on pollution for their cars - they also produce the most fun-to-drive, efficient, and safe cars (BMW, Porsche, Honda, etc.)

Then take a look at the country with the least environmental regulation, and the people with the least environmental awareness -the US of A. They produce cars of the worst quality, their cars are the least fun to drive, and they pollute like crazy! (only boobs buy American now LOL!)

You decide.

[versep]

time to take out my cat... jk

[TOS'd]

Originally Posted by ctsport

So are you saying all car enthusiasts are idiots and cannot be reasoned with? Do all car enthusiasts hate nature, the very thing that gives us life?

Even Jay Leno, the epitome of car enthusiasts-has drastically changed his views about the automotive industry after learning about global warming and other critical environmental problems. He's championing for sustainable energy for cars and praises companies like Tesla. The most successful automotive companies are spending hundreds of millions of dollars on R&D to produce new sustainable technologies for future products. Case-in-point, the Japanese are investing heavily in new materials that are lighter and stronger (and less polluting, highly recyclable) to replace energy-intensive-steel. BMW has pioneered "cradle-to-cradle" manufacturing. That is, every nut and bolt that goes into a BMW can be recycled efficiently and economically after the useful life of the product because they've engineered their components to be made of only highly recyclable materials. Porche claims their cars are 97% recyclable or something to that effect.

The point is, automotive sport and the environment need not be mutually exclusive. But it is only because of activists and concerned consumers that these car companies are making their cars more "environmentally responsible." Environmental activists are doing everyone, including car enthusiasts a big favor. By lobbying our government to impose restrictions on carbon emissions or to stop processing Alberta's oil shales (or whatever environmental concern), by raising the price of fossil fuels (closer to its true cost on society, the balancing of externalities)- is forcing automotive companies to make cars that are cleaner, more efficient AND fun to drive. I'd enjoy driving a lot more if I didn't have lung disease resulting from breathing in all the toxic fumes!

Take a look at the best educated and most cultured countries in the world (Western Europe, Japan, etc.). They have by far the most stringent regulation on pollution for their cars - they also produce the most fun-to-drive, efficient, and safe cars (BMW, Porsche, Honda, etc.)

Then take a look at the country with the least environmental regulation, and the people with the least environmental awareness -the US of A. They produce cars of the worst quality, their cars are the least fun to drive, and they pollute like crazy! (only boobs buy American now LOL!)

You decide.

tl:dr

now make me a sammich.

[ilvtofu]

Originally Posted by ctsport

So are you saying all car enthusiasts are idiots and cannot be reasoned with? Do all car enthusiasts hate nature, the very thing that gives us life?

Even Jay Leno, the epitome of car enthusiasts-has drastically changed his views about the automotive industry after learning about global warming and other critical environmental problems. He's championing for sustainable energy for cars and praises companies like Tesla. The most successful automotive companies are spending hundreds of millions of dollars on R&D to produce new sustainable technologies for future products. Case-in-point, the Japanese are investing heavily in new materials that are lighter and stronger (and less polluting, highly recyclable) to replace energy-intensive-steel. BMW has pioneered "cradle-to-cradle" manufacturing. That is, every nut and bolt that goes into a BMW can be recycled efficiently and economically after the useful life of the product because they've engineered their components to be made of only highly recyclable materials. Porche claims their cars are 97% recyclable or something to that effect.

The point is, automotive sport and the environment need not be mutually exclusive. But it is only because of activists and concerned consumers that these car companies are making their cars more "environmentally responsible." Environmental activists are doing everyone, including car enthusiasts a big favor. By lobbying our government to impose restrictions on carbon emissions or to stop processing Alberta's oil shales (or whatever environmental concern), by raising the price of fossil fuels (closer to its true cost on society, the balancing of externalities)- is forcing automotive companies to make cars that are cleaner, more efficient AND fun to drive. I'd enjoy driving a lot more if I didn't have lung disease resulting from breathing in all the toxic fumes!

Take a look at the best educated and most cultured countries in the world (Western Europe, Japan, etc.). They have by far the most stringent regulation on pollution for their cars - they also produce the most fun-to-drive, efficient, and safe cars (BMW, Porsche, Honda, etc.)

Then take a look at the country with the least environmental regulation, and the people with the least environmental awareness -the US of A. They produce cars of the worst quality, their cars are the least fun to drive, and they pollute like crazy! (only boobs buy American now LOL!)

You decide.

that's all well and good, but this demonstration will achieve nothing to improve vancouver/canada's environmental regulation, it's gonna cause a big traffic jam for a couple of hours and then everyone will forget about them.

[The_AK]

Whats kinda nice about this is that cambie street bridge is right by the police station. So right once the demonstration starts the police can move out and beat skulls in.

[Al_Capwn]

Originally Posted by ctsport

This was my response to another thread but probably fits just as well here

no one cares and hippys need to be beaten as was the tradition in the 60's.

if you wanna make a difference get an education and enter into politics, no one cares that you have read a book lately...

btw - there is significant research available that indicates hippies smell like bigfoots dick more than ever...

[azzurro32]

These demonstrations do nothing but back up traffic and lead to possible violence. More harm then good.

I say give the cops a break that day and send in the fire dept with their hose

[ctsport]

Originally Posted by Al_Capwn

no one cares and hippys need to be beaten as was the tradition in the 60's.

if you wanna make a difference get an education and enter into politics, no one cares that you have read a book lately...

btw - there is significant research available that indicates hippies smell like bigfoots dick more than ever...

If this donkey is representative of the average Canadian, then Canada will become a 3rd world country in no time (just like what's happening down south). Congrats meathead!

[k20a]

Where did you work before?/ lol

[Eff-1]

Yes it will take place on Oct 24, to coincide with International Climate Action Day. Likely a large banner will be hung from the bridge and traffic will be screwed.

[Gridlock]

Honestly, that could be the very best idea to handle environmental issues. Cradle to cradle manufacturing has the ability to change a great number of things.

Sorry, i know this isn't on target, but just picture the change in thinking from requiring companies to be responsible for their products for the entire life-cycle.

You start to design and build with disassembly in mind.

Very exciting to think that the entire world could change. In effect, giving capitalism a change to fix the wrongs its created.

Maybe the hippies should start asking for things that actually make sense.

[Al_Capwn]

Originally Posted by ctsport

If this donkey is representative of the average Canadian, then Canada will become a 3rd world country in no time (just like what's happening down south). Congrats meathead!

If you represent our emerging generation, were all fucked.. Its people like you that sit around and complain, instead of taking action yourself that will lead to any downfall... fucking complaintor....

for reading some stats and developing an opinion whose worth represents the height of mediocrity....

[you!]

more pics of the blonde

[ctsport]

Originally Posted by Al_Capwn

If you represent our emerging generation, were all fucked.. Its people like you that sit around and complain, instead of taking action yourself that will lead to any downfall... fucking complaintor....

for reading some stats and developing an opinion whose worth represents the height of mediocrity....

At SFU I am studying how the system (business and politics) works and how to improve it for the betterment of society. At my fathers company, I am learning best business practices so I can start my own socially-and-environmentally-responsible (and profitable) business.

How are YOU CONTRIBUTING to the safekeeping and betterment of society?

[m4k4v4li]

hahahaha u sound like a fucking tool bag but good on ya!

just know that all the environmental friendly things you advocate for wont make a big enough difference to even make your own life sustainable

all of us consume and damage the environment 10000X more than what we do to help it

not to mention population is suppose to double within the next few decades, so for every can u recycle theres prob 10 that go to waste, unless 10s of millions of 3rd world citizens living in slums some how decide recycling and saving the earth is more important then finding food to eat

buuuut of course that is EXACTLY why we MUST take action now and change our ways and yada yada yada, too bad human nature is set in a way that we won't worry about it until it becomes a MAJOR problem that effects our everyday lives
the human race is destined to become extinct... just a matter of how long the earth will stay sustainable... doesn't look like its going to be very long at the current rate we are exponentially fucking shit up. ya im pretty pessimistic but thanks to ppl like you maybe there will be breakthrough technology that saves of us all
but for now im gonna go flush my toilet and take a shower with the lights on

[ctsport]

Originally Posted by 6chr0nic4

hahahaha u sound like a fucking tool bag but good on ya!

just know that all the environmental friendly things you advocate for wont make a big enough difference to even make your own life sustainable

Human beings have been living sustainability for millions of years. There is no reason we can't be living sustainably now. We have the technology to do so.

Western Europeans and the Japanese are learning to live more sustainably every year. Canadians can too, if we choose to.

It could be that these problems can't be solved, but what can men of good conscience do but keep trying until the very end? - Jacques Cousteau

[Al_Capwn]

Originally Posted by ctsport

At SFU I am studying how the system (business and politics) works and how to improve it for the betterment of society. At my fathers company, I am learning best business practices so I can start my own socially-and-environmentally-responsible (and profitable) business.

How are YOU CONTRIBUTING to the safekeeping and betterment of society?

At SFU you should learn to STFU