Did anyone else find Yvon a tad ungrateful?

Thanks firstly, for you are the first person, after many posts, to agree with anything I have written. My point of view is obviously based on a vague political stance, which is not like an opinion on, for instance the language of a film which is somewhat objective. To my sensibility I find the idea that I have been unfair or should feel grateful to a man that can buy 2,000,000 sq miles of paradise, slightly insane. If you were being ironic with that last statement, 'hell he even lives there', it would be genius, I mean he bought the land he loves, so of course he lives there, who wouldn't. But besides that remember that film even documentary's are not the truth, we don't know these people and have no way of knowing what they really do or think. All we can know is the facts, like 2,000,000 sq miles is almost a universe of difference from the 0 sq miles that the majority of the world owns (because of rich people being legally allowed to by all the land and it's resources and sell or rent it back at a higher price to those that need it to stay alive). I'm not a communist because I also buy into the delusion that somehow someday I also might be able to own a piece of paradise and feel good about it at the same time, appearing on documentaries wearing a 20 year old jumper making me look like 'Salt of the Earth'!

Me neither brother, I also enjoyed the film, and also buy into the dream (literally). But thats just it, without millions of us buying into a dream, we most probably will never be able to realize, people like Yvon could not live it themselves. I just think that a little more recognition, from those that do get the opportunity (through our sponsorship), would be nice for a change.