36 comments on The Wild 'n' Out Energy of the Burning Man
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But Burning Man isn't an "attitude change". It's not about living sustainably in the desert or anyplace else. People driving RVs to the place and then spending six weeks or whatever... it's a festival of "we've got oil, we'll burn oil, and if you have the oil we require, we'll send troops in to take the oil, and if you don't like that, we'll kill you and your kids, too." RVs use the same amount of fuel as an APC. Alternative? No way. It's the children of the upper middle class consuming just as their parents do, only the clothing and appearances are different.
Worthwhile event? I don't see how.
If you want an example of people living and gathering sustainably, check out a Rainbow Gathering...
http://rainbowguide.info/LinkMaint/LMentry.php?lid=-1
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Bingo! The Rainbow gathering is a lifestyle---
As I said above, this is Suburban Man, with the RV, the pseudo techno fixes--
Suburban man is fun, but an escape from what is actually happening---
The original Baker Beach Burning Man has been 20 years, and this has turned into Disneyland.