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In article <1172596234.746613.42970@k78g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
 "Roy. Just Roy." <delduck3@yahoo.com> wrote:

> On Feb 25, 3:08 am, Neolibertarian <cognac...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> 
> > Air pollution isn't an uncomplex problem, and no one wants to poison the
> > troposphere.
> 
> Not loving the double negatives there, Neo. Doubleplus ungood.

I checked. It scans. I put it that way for a reason.

Maybe not a good reason, but a reason nevertheless.
> 
> Anyway, define "poison". 

That's kinda the whole point, innit?

> I am, for example, allergic to dust and
> pollen. I've already become resistant to most allergy meds, so I take
> the few that work only when I ABSOLUTELY have to in order to breathe.
> 
> Do I demand that my office building shut off its heat because the dust
> that the heating ducts circulate causes me to cough up phlegm? Should
> I mow down my neighbors' flower beds because they give me the
> sniffles? At some point I must accept that they are ultimately my
> allergies, and that I have to accept the cards that God (or some
> random combination of genetic material that smashed into each other
> when Dad gave the High Hard One to dear ol' mum) has dealt me.

I live out in the middle of a corn field. The air's pretty good here 
most days.

But sure, there's lots of people with allergies out here too, and the 
corn just makes them worse some days.

You like candy bars, breakfast cereal, corn on the cobb, cream corn and 
all that corn syrup in your coke, donchya?

But allergies are the worst, aren't they? Maybe there's a better 
way--but there ain't NO environmentalists saying we need to stop growing 
so much corn. Or, very few, anyway.

And the ones that do are called Evnironmentalcases.

Because Utopia ain't.

You might find that rigorous exercise and eating better will make a 
whopping big difference, since most allergies are related to immune 
system deficiencies.

It's helped my wife, anyway.

-- 
NeoLibertarian

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and therefore deprive them of their arms." 
    ---Aristotle