well, not exactly, we're just killing it a lot faster.

What boggles the mind is the damage they did to the environment in the name of protecting the environment.

That doesn't boggle my mind. As much as I am sure there is some legitimate political thought out there that results in destruction (not that I agree with the destruction, but that the thought leads to the destruction in some logical form) I just assume most "destructive" acts are carried out by people who like being destructive. The politics are usually a weak afterthought used to justify their behavior.

Reminds me of people who steal from major corporations and pretend they are fighting the power. But what do they do with the stuff they steal? Donate it to the homeless? Give it to a struggling inner city family who lost their father to gang violence?

No, they keep it and use it themselves. Yeah. Fight that power.

This site is full of a bunch of people jerking each other off.
Does anyone think that any Hummer owners go to that site and say to themselves " Me owning this Hummer is wrong. I am a bad person"?
Nearly all of the people that go there hate the Hummer so of course you all think it's great.

So. . .what was the point of the vandalism and firebombing again?

Stated reason: To protest Hummers and punish those who buy them.

Actual reason: Wanted to destroy and hurt, Hummer provided easy excuse.

I was happy to hear about blowing up the SUVs when it happened, but it doesn't really help the environmental movement...just makes people scared at the extremists.

This guy would have probably done more for the cause by spending years letter writing and campaigning than spending years in jail.

but at least he blew some shit up

its what happens when youre a stupid college kid that thinks he's starting a revolution by vandalising some hummers. Im glad this jackass is going to jail. Probably his big mouth got him busted. I blame evasion and crimethinc. Influencing rich college kids to further their own causes since 1999.