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	<title>Comments on: Xtina Becomes Hunger Spokesperson Thanks To KFC, Taco Bell?</title>
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		<title>By: Alyse</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 09 Aug 2009 19:15:14 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>For sure, this is lunacy; unhealthful, non-ecologically conscientious corporations trying to make a good name for themselves in the midst of the green trend. It&#039;s ludicrous that the most problematic sources of food in this country want to back feeding other countries. We&#039;re overweight and unhealthy in the USA and underdeveloped countries are malnourished and dying from starvation and disease-- we need not spread our bad eating habits! The planet can more easily recover and deal with a people dying from starvation, malnutrition and disease than it can from a country whose eating habits are reflective of the quantity over quality mentality of the US!

Ending world hunger by aiding foreign countries with food is not green at all. The &quot;green&quot; movement relies on sustainability. It is not sustainable to give food to nations that can&#039;t provide it for themselves. Food means more living which means more breeding and more sustaining of future generations who still can&#039;t feed themselves alone. Our meddling in the business of underdeveloped nations to be oh so munificent as to provide them with life (food) only ensures the need for further and more extensive outside aid due to the population growth we&#039;re sustaining the progression of. Just giving food to simply &quot;end world hunger&quot; is extremely foolish and only results in more life that needs more help. It does nations no favor to not allow them to manage their population and gain their own independence and functionability over time. If developed nations really want to help, they can send people to teach peoples of underdeveloped countries how to grow their own food or educate on the most efficient hunting and gathering or plan for a reasonably sized population. We can help kick-start indigenous people&#039;s businesses and send chances for education, specifically health and sex education. &quot;Ending world hunger&quot; is the dumbest, most counter-productive &quot;philantrhopic&quot; cause ever.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For sure, this is lunacy; unhealthful, non-ecologically conscientious corporations trying to make a good name for themselves in the midst of the green trend. It&#8217;s ludicrous that the most problematic sources of food in this country want to back feeding other countries. We&#8217;re overweight and unhealthy in the USA and underdeveloped countries are malnourished and dying from starvation and disease&#8211; we need not spread our bad eating habits! The planet can more easily recover and deal with a people dying from starvation, malnutrition and disease than it can from a country whose eating habits are reflective of the quantity over quality mentality of the US!</p>
<p>Ending world hunger by aiding foreign countries with food is not green at all. The &#8220;green&#8221; movement relies on sustainability. It is not sustainable to give food to nations that can&#8217;t provide it for themselves. Food means more living which means more breeding and more sustaining of future generations who still can&#8217;t feed themselves alone. Our meddling in the business of underdeveloped nations to be oh so munificent as to provide them with life (food) only ensures the need for further and more extensive outside aid due to the population growth we&#8217;re sustaining the progression of. Just giving food to simply &#8220;end world hunger&#8221; is extremely foolish and only results in more life that needs more help. It does nations no favor to not allow them to manage their population and gain their own independence and functionability over time. If developed nations really want to help, they can send people to teach peoples of underdeveloped countries how to grow their own food or educate on the most efficient hunting and gathering or plan for a reasonably sized population. We can help kick-start indigenous people&#8217;s businesses and send chances for education, specifically health and sex education. &#8220;Ending world hunger&#8221; is the dumbest, most counter-productive &#8220;philantrhopic&#8221; cause ever.</p>
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		<title>By: deana - green with glamour</title>
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		<dc:creator>deana - green with glamour</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 17 Jul 2009 16:52:38 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Without a doubt (&amp; unfortunately)... GREENWASHING! This completely smacks of a huge corporation (Pepsi - who owns all 3 of those fastfood yuck-houses) making a thinly veiled attempt to throw their hat into the big-biz-goes-green-to-boost-sales ring.  What&#039;s next... Britney Spears as spokeswoman for the new &amp; improved Eco-Chevon Phillips?
That being said any efforts made toward actually ending hunger are definitely a good thing.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Without a doubt (&amp; unfortunately)&#8230; GREENWASHING! This completely smacks of a huge corporation (Pepsi &#8211; who owns all 3 of those fastfood yuck-houses) making a thinly veiled attempt to throw their hat into the big-biz-goes-green-to-boost-sales ring.  What&#8217;s next&#8230; Britney Spears as spokeswoman for the new &amp; improved Eco-Chevon Phillips?<br />
That being said any efforts made toward actually ending hunger are definitely a good thing.</p>
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