"Economic growth in the organisation of international society around the goals of efficient capital mobility and the profit margin its controllers seek are inherently anti-ecological. Any way it is looked at, the extraction of raw materials for the manufacturing of goods -- the demand for which in many cases has been artificially created-- does not lead to an ecologically sound existence."

     Dr Lee-Anne Broadhead

"Economic growth is far from a universal positive in its dynamics. Economists tend to ignore its fundamentally problematic nature, forgetting that market-based economic growth is first and foremost a function of human and habitat exploitation."

     Peter Joseph

"The way society morally justifies unnecessary human suffering due to... inequality imposes some of the most profound existential questions about what it means to coexist."

     Peter Joseph

"Not only does structural violence kill more people than all the behavioural violence put together, structural violence is also the main cause of behavioural violence."

     Dr James Gilligan