but I take comfort in doing little things to not be such a jerk to the world. For instance, I refuse to fill-up at Shell stations because of the impact Shell has had on the Nigerian economy, environment, etc. (it is important to me as my family spent some time living in Nigeria). However, I'd be more comfortable if I knew what other oil companies in Canada are associated with Shell. I know that Beaver and a few others in Ontario are, but can anyone give me any other ideas of what I should be looking out for? Is there a socially responsible oil company (haha) I should stick with?
2006-12-21
07:53:29
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And don't worry, I do also think about the babies with AIDS in Africa. The thing is, it's easier for me to make the conscious decision not to utilize the product of a company that I know has done wrong. To be honest, I'd love to give some money to a charity, but how do I know that it's going to be used for a just cause rather than paying some CEO. I think there's more effect in physically making some kind of stance.
2006-12-22
03:55:53 ·
update #1