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there is a uptick in global warming and while violence has its own set of 
parimeters , pollution might be one issue that exhaserbates the conditions 
that cause it. I didn't say its the sole reason or even the main reason but 
like everything else in life, there is a connection. News media and 
politicians not wanting to come to gripes with what this pollution does to 
people ,  is the biggest conspiracy in my life . As long as poor people 
suffer the brunt of the effects they simply don't care. On another note just 
being in places 30 miles away often affects the amount of pollution. One can 
go ( well I better not say) to areas west and east of the city and often 
escape the ravages of the worse pollution areas but seriously , people born 
close to the polluntants cannot escape the ravages from it.
I seriously Karen believe that air quality is the single biggest factor 
besides diet and addictions in affecting the health of people. When you look 
at the health of the people who age here and compare it to the people who 
age in clean air states , my thesis is your more likely to live healthier 
and or longer in cleaner air and thats because I believe you get allot less 
accumulate black soot into your lungs and body which will break you like a 
hammer to the head in terms of comparison. By the way Karen, when you go to 
areas that knowledgeable people flock to, when it gets polluted here, you 
realize I am not the only person who understand they need to get out of this 
poison.
"Karen Y Byrd" <kybyrd@pobox.upenn.edu> wrote in message 
news:slrneg2q4u.n5e.kybyrd@pobox.upenn.edu...
> On Fri, 08 Sep 2006 03:31:23 GMT, mcs <mcs@nospam.net> wrote:
>>almost everyday moderate or worse pollution and then they wonder why there
>>is violence. The gov does not want Philly to succeed. I think they may 
>>allow
>>poisoning for a stronger motive.
>
> There's an uptick in violence all over the country.
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