That’s correct. I don’t.

I found the Tumblr post I got it from and there’s no source there either. Sorry. Lots of dank memes tho.

Sorry, it was a random Tumblr meme I saved a while back and I’m not sure who shared it. I’ll try to find the original but no promises.

One more Winstanley quote that goes hard:

And that this Civil Propriety is the Curse, is manifest thus, Those that Buy and Sell Land, and are landlords, have got it either by Oppression, or Murther, or Theft; and all landlords lives in the breach of the Seventh and Eighth Commandements, Thous shalt not steal, nor kill”

I would say trees growing in neat rows in an industrial monoculture orchard, or squeezed into a 3-ft strip of otherwise barren land next to a sidewalk slowly choking to death on concrete and pollution, have been destroyed in almost every way that matters. They physically still exist, yes, but trees are part of an ecosystem; capitalism kills the ecosystem and raises the tree as a zombie servant. It forces the tree to perform its profitable function, and nothing else, and destroys everything about it and everything around it that doesn’t serve that function.

Zombie trees may be alive, but they aren’t really living.

Or maybe we’re overthinking and the poster is talking about logging and not about absolutely everything in the world that people might use a tree for.