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"Sanders Kaufman" <bucky@kaufman.net> wrote in message 
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> mcs wrote:
>> Ps I didn't mean to sound cool but I tend to not get too excited with 
>> suggestions after posting quite a long while. I appreciate  any 
>> though.Still I wonder with the evidence I have seen how so many people 
>> remain uninformed or not to care about what is happening.
>
>
> You can count me among the "don't care" group.
>
> It's like the issue with the bigots.
> They move to dark neighborhoods... and then complain about how dark it is.

unfortunately  all my links with pollution have nothing to do with whatever 
you just said.
>
> Your physiology makes your environment toxic to you.
> But rather than move somewhere where it's safer for you, you call on the 
> nanny state to fix it for you.

traditionally  the point in which someone comes to invade your space with 
poisons or harm is the point that those responsible are made to make changes 
or pay not the victims but I sure think its good for your rightard movement 
to believe you can . Ever hear the term though shall not kill?
>
> Screw that.
why am I not surprised?  lol

>
> It's like a gay couple I know who moved into an overwhelmingly anti-gay 
> community - and then complained about how little they're regarded.
um its much more then that. its one in five kids in some areas with asthma , 
its rating of f, its a finding that particulates causes premature death, its 
the people who like you , believe free enterprise means control and offering 
people sickness and death and then they are responsible to leave not the 
people who cause it.. What kind of God you have is no God and this is not 
freedom, because all people are not protected equally

>
> If its your community's choice to have the environment the way it is - 
> then you need to find a new community.
Ultimately good association but lets tell them about the variables too out 
loud ..
>
> This isn't a national situation unique to Bush - or even the GOP itself. 
> It's a community problem.
It is when recommendations are made to modify this pollution and Bush 
chooses to not follow them over and over again.