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Arches National Park is the backdrop for this episode of the National Park Sessions, in which The Giving Tree Band plays Friends of the Devil.
The five musicians are slowing working their way around the National Park System, playing acoustically arranged songs in park settings to promote unity, harmony, and the well-being of all people and the planet.
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'the blastoff point for the crusade to spread deregulated capitalism around the world.'
Could you tell me where we can find this "deregulated capitalism'?
My thoughts are the bands is probably self promoting themselves through the videos they are creating at each stop. It conforms to their image they want. More power to them. Hopefully they paid for any fee the NPS charges. If they go broke i am sure they won't come crying to you.
OMG - commercial activity in the parks. Say it isn't so.
Missed the metaphor I see.
My view is; that it truly is capitalism. And as Sara points out, there are fees involved that they may of paid. This is what they do for a living. Fortunately, some may enjoy their music along the way but I am sure some will be annoyed. Some will agree with what they are promoting and some will disagree. I looked at their web site, it is interesting what they promote.