We must stop relating to the world, in short, as desperate parasites bent on short-term self-preservation and rampant needs-satisfaction and start thinking about how our activity within nature can help us pursue lives both meaningful to us and non-destructive to the planet.
In many countries where AIDS is most rampant, the need for money to feed a family forces women into sexual relationships in which they have little power.
Domestic consumption is down, foreign competition and the weak dollar have battered exports, overproduction is rampant and needed changes are thwarted by obsolete rules.
Because of rampant smuggling, the need was immediate for strong enforcement of tariff laws.
His misdeed, like the many arrests for possession of small amounts of marijuana, has now become an anachronism, many believe, the vestige of an era when crime was rampant and police needed to constantly fight petty crime so major crimes could not flourish in a seemingly lawless society.
In the same way that capitalism needs constant resource inputs to feed its rampant consumption, capitalism also need hegemonic justifications for poverty, cultural bias, oppression, and exploitation of peoples.
Patriarch Kirill has spoken in the past three weeks of rampant corruption and the need for moral transformation.
The last thing we need is rampant untrained citizen vigilantism, or we are bound to have more Trayvon Martins.
If we're ever going to move away from a place of rampant size discrimination, we need to challenge the one-note portrayals we see on reality weight loss television shows -- or better yet, get them off the air altogether.
But there's a certain arrogant sheen of the true Ayn Randian, anti-regulatory, rampant free-marketeer that needs to be polished with a bit of hard cash.
