My challenge is Can any of you self appointed "environmentalists" point to one propasal you guys make to "solve an alleged environmental problem" result in: 1.) Increased freedom 2.) Lower costs I will be waiting for your reply and of course I would expect verifiable sources to be cited. I don't expect any serious verifible results because the whole goal of the "environmental movement" is to take away your private property rights and to micromanage your life (i.e turn you into a slave) from the cradle to the grave. The environmental movement iis assigned to fullfill one of the ten planks of Karl MArx's basis of communism the planks that ends private property.
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Roger
2005-09-02 10:25:26 EST
In one age, called the Second Age by some, (an Age yet to come, an Age long past) someone claiming to be William A. Bacon wrote in message <*4@unix01.voicenet.com>:
>My challenge is >Can any of you self appointed "environmentalists" point to one propasal >you guys make to "solve an alleged environmental problem" result in: >1.) Increased freedom >2.) Lower costs
Can you point to one proposal to solve an environmental problem which, if not implemented, will result in: 1.) a healthier biosphere 2.)less death?
MANFRED The Heat Seeking OBOE
2005-09-02 11:03:32 EST
In article Roger wrote: >In one age, called the Second Age by some, > (an Age yet to come, an Age long past) > someone claiming to be William A. Bacon wrote > in message >>My challenge is >>Can any of you self appointed "environmentalists" point to one propasal >>you guys make to "solve an alleged environmental problem" result in: >>1.) Increased freedom >>2.) Lower costs > >Can you point to one proposal to solve an environmental problem which, >if not implemented, will result in: >1.) a healthier biosphere >2.)less death?
1) Nuclear Energy. 2) The Death Penalty.
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Roger
2005-09-02 13:09:36 EST
In one age, called the Second Age by some, (an Age yet to come, an Age long past) someone claiming to be MANFRED the heat seeking OBOE wrote in message <8RZRe.6475$z2.898@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net>:
>In article Roger wrote:
>>In one age, called the Second Age by some, >> (an Age yet to come, an Age long past) >> someone claiming to be William A. Bacon wrote >> in message
>>>My challenge is >>>Can any of you self appointed "environmentalists" point to one propasal >>>you guys make to "solve an alleged environmental problem" result in: >>>1.) Increased freedom >>>2.) Lower costs
>>Can you point to one proposal to solve an environmental problem which, >>if not implemented, will result in: >>1.) a healthier biosphere >>2.)less death?
>1) Nuclear Energy. >2) The Death Penalty.
Which are proposals to address environmental problems ... how?
MANFRED The Heat Seeking OBOE
2005-09-02 20:45:49 EST
In article , Roger wrote: > MANFRED the heat seeking OBOE wrote >>1) Nuclear Energy. >>2) The Death Penalty. > >Which are proposals to address environmental problems ... how?
The only LIB and Eco-FREAK view of an Earth in Balance is one where Mankind become an endangered species.
To that end, both would have you not-only forbid you the utility and comfort of a wood-burning stove, but-also impose upon you to grant Felons the right to VOTE while forbidding you any self defense against them.
The right-use and development of sensible nuclear energy would usher in an era of prosperity the likes of which the world has never seen.
The world is currently in-hock to both Clinton-by-proxy-Terror and monsters who can get away with absolutely anything because there is no meaningful death penalty, not even for the likes of Carlos the JACKAL....
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/7348467/ Do dandruff and climate change go together? WASHINGTON - Many types of emissions have been tied to climate change and air pollution, but a new study has come up with a novel suspect: dandruff.
These liberal freaks would deny you the light and warmth of a single candle, for fear of you precipitating the global cataclysm which they, themselves, have in store for you...
http://62.149.229.227/forcesarc/10d/candles.htm Candles now blamed for Earth's pollution Burning candles can lead to high levels of pollutants, called particulates, released into the atmosphere.
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Dan Clore
2005-09-04 06:35:26 EST
William A. Bacon wrote:
> My challenge is > Can any of you self appointed "environmentalists" point to one propasal > you guys make to "solve an alleged environmental problem" result in: > 1.) Increased freedom > 2.) Lower costs > I will be waiting for your reply and of course I would expect verifiable > sources to be cited. > I don't expect any serious verifible results because the whole goal of the > "environmental movement" is to take away your private property rights and > to micromanage your life (i.e turn you into a slave) from the cradle to > the grave. The environmental movement iis assigned to fullfill one of the > ten planks of Karl MArx's basis of communism the planks that ends private > property.
Try the Green Scissors website:
http://www.greenscissors.org/
They point out ways that cutting government programs could help the environment.
-- Dan Clore
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ZerkanX
2005-09-04 08:53:44 EST
On Fri, 02 Sep 2005 08:36:37 -0400, William A. Bacon wrote:
> 1.) Increased freedom > 2.) Lower costs
Flood and errosion control around the Mississippi River Basin?
Wm James
2005-09-06 01:03:02 EST
On Fri, 02 Sep 2005 14:25:26 GMT, Roger <roger@.> wrote:
>In one age, called the Second Age by some, > (an Age yet to come, an Age long past) > someone claiming to be William A. Bacon wrote > in message ><Pine.GSO.4.55L0.0509020827410.12484@unix01.voicenet.com>: > >>My challenge is >>Can any of you self appointed "environmentalists" point to one propasal >>you guys make to "solve an alleged environmental problem" result in: >>1.) Increased freedom >>2.) Lower costs > >Can you point to one proposal to solve an environmental problem which, >if not implemented, will result in: >1.) a healthier biosphere >2.)less death?
The Kyoto scam. Recycling anything but aluminum. Banning DDT. Banning Freon.
Sorry, that's four. You asked for one.
William R. James
Roger
2005-09-06 09:55:37 EST
In one age, called the Second Age by some, (an Age yet to come, an Age long past) someone claiming to be Wm James wrote in message <om8qh1h225uiqoar26ovrvl5e41e4vq3ed@4ax.com>:
>On Fri, 02 Sep 2005 14:25:26 GMT, Roger <roger@.> wrote:
>>In one age, called the Second Age by some, >> (an Age yet to come, an Age long past) >> someone claiming to be William A. Bacon wrote >> in message >><Pine.GSO.4.55L0.0509020827410.12484@unix01.voicenet.com>:
>>>My challenge is >>>Can any of you self appointed "environmentalists" point to one propasal >>>you guys make to "solve an alleged environmental problem" result in: >>>1.) Increased freedom >>>2.) Lower costs
>>Can you point to one proposal to solve an environmental problem which, >>if not implemented, will result in: >>1.) a healthier biosphere >>2.)less death?
>The Kyoto scam.
What Kyoto "cam?"
>Recycling anything but aluminum.
In what way would not recycling result in a healthier biosphere and less death?
>Banning DDT.
In what way are pesticide resistant pests going to cause less death?
>Banning Freon.
A hole in the ozone is *healthier*?
>Sorry, that's four. You asked for one.
Silly me -- I should have specified that I expected more than bald assertion and sneers.
MANFRED The Heat Seeking OBOE
2005-09-06 11:16:20 EST
In article Roger <roger@.> wrote: >What Kyoto "scam?"
The fact that the human production is dwarfed by the earth's annual production of CO2 by a factor of 20.
The fact that the sun's output varies by as much as 13%. ..
>Silly me -- I should have specified that I expected more than bald >assertion and sneers.
http://www.strangecosmos.com/images/content/14751.jpg http://www.strangecosmos.com/images/content/100294.jpg Can you hear me now?