🚀 go-pugleaf

Professor Vonroach wrote:
> 
> On Sun, 17 Sep 2000 12:05:41 +0000, Mike <moon12@erols.com> wrote:
> 
> >Why is that "Conservatives" are so rabidly opposed to conservation,
> >clean air and clean water?
> >
> >--
> >Mike

> Probably in the minds of left wing extremists because of lies and
> propaganda such as you post above.

I don't think so. Last time the traceylevin thingy was around, he was last
sighted blathering on and on about how the catchbasins that impound
stormwaters coming off of hot parking lots -- thus preventing overheated
waters from destroying the ecologies of small streams -- were a LeftyLiberal
plot to spend our tax dollars, and were orchestrated by Feminazi Wiccan
TreeHuggers(tm) as a plot to destroy Male Christianity.

It's the traceylevin thingy that keeps spreading the propaganda, you know.
What with its profound religious intolerance, and general lack of how things
work, it's doing a much better job of convincing people to vote Democrat
than any Democrats could.

It was finally driven offline, and probably into a fit of quivering
neurosis, when it was pointed out that spending tax money on catchbasins to
cool down parking-lot runoff was profoundly conservative, in all ways.
Since, after all, one of the major backbones of American Manliness is a day
out at the stream fly-fishing, maintaining cool and constant small-stream
temperatures promotes the health of the stream, the health of the trout, and
the perpetuation of a very Manly American Way of Life.

Thus, a vote for Tracey Levin is a vote against _trout_.

So, let's hear it professor von roach.

Are you, and Conservative Republicans, for or against Trout, and the
perpetuation of American Manliness, aided and abetted by slightly higher
local and state taxes, ensuring that catchbasins are mandated to prevent our
streams from overheating?

The enlightened voters want to know.

I'll be damned if I ever vote for someone who's opposed to trout.

-- 
                    "We look through a glass but darkly:
                 What we see is more colored by our beliefs, 
               than what we believe is colored by what we see."