What is especially ironic is that Treehugger pushed consumerism hard. Green consumerism but still consumerism.

I tried to read this article, but that advertisement to buy stuff kept getting in the way.

Overall a good flick. They had to tread a fine line at one point between urging people to buy local/buy American and not coming off as too jingoistic/protectionist. They had a good save by throwing in some info about how the current system pits workers from rich and poor countries against each other and how exploitation of workers is the cause of our low low prices.

Okay anonymous, it's real viable that everyone in the world is just going to up and stop buying anything. At all.

Now, buying green stuff, while at the same time buying less, recycling and conserving what you have, a possibility.

This movie will make you rich -- in laughter and in insight -- at the U.S. spending habits, globalization's effects, consumer capitalism, the massive confusion, and at yourself. See it and spread the word.