If I were a monitor I would retitle this thread "how to
bring out lamebrained treehuggers in one easy step."
If these three are the average product of our public
education system, then give public education and
'EPIC FAIL' award.
Good. Maybe you should read up on why the preservation of these species is vital to the survival of human beings and every other species on earth. Everything we do impacts the ecology.
What have you read other than 'silent spring' and that
piece of crap book by Gore.
So you think eradicating smallpox and malaria is a
bad thing becuse it will lead to the collapse of life
on Earth?
Talk about brain washed, you guys take the cake.
I doubt you have any inkling of what this move amounts
to.
I'm not seeing the problem with adding species to the endangered lists. Will this somehow ruin your weekly meerkat hunting trips?
What's that to you?
DinkinFlicka
Jeez, gs. There are days where I think you're a loon, and days where I think you're just a babbling imbecile.
Take a guess at what kind of day we're lookin' at.
Is there really a way to paint this in a bad light? I don't even think your... efforts can do so.
Not a day passes that I don't know that you are as
looney toons as it gets, not to mention imbecilic.
The land that these endangered species lives on will become protected and developers can't build on them or oil companies won't be able to drill for oil there. It'll ruin the day for earth exploiters, that's for sure.
If it weren't for so-called Earth exploiters, life would
be one heck of a lot tougher on you in every respect.
I could write a book on the abuses of the endangered
species act, several as a matter of fact.
I'll give just one example.
A frined of mine's mother bought a piece of property in
Florida, a building lot with houses on both sides, about
thirty years ago, thinking that when she retired she
would either build a house there or sell the property.
Due to one of those hurricanes during the nineties,
people wanted to move more inland rather than living
directly on the coast and the value of her property
greatly increased because is was inland, situated on
a canal where one could build a dock and/or boathouse
and access the ocean within thity minutes.
When she did retire and go to look at her property
which had grown up into a thicket, she found a sign
that read; "this has been designated as a protected
area for the Florida scrub jay, do not disturb"
She inquired with the agency in question and found
that she could not clear her property and build under
threat of law and couldn't even sell it without having
the buyer sign an a greement to keep this as Florida
scrub jay forever.
Never mind that she had never been notified of this
high handed move, never mind that she had been paying
property taxes for thirty years and if she quits paying
the property will fall into the hands of the local
government.
Never mind that is an unconstitutional usurption of
her property without any sort of payment.
Never mind that it takes millions of dollars to get
even one of the species taken off the endangered
list and an act of congress, literally.
This is fascism at it's finest moment.
Gemeinnutzgeht vor Eigennutz. (The common good supersedes
the private good.) ~ Nazi slogan Prologue Fanatical
environmentalism, vegetarianism, animal rights and public
health are four progressive policy initiatives that most
people would not readily associate with Hitler and the Nazis.
"Unlike Marxism, which declared much of culture and humanity
irrelevant to the revolution, National Socialism was holistic,"
wrote Jonah Goldberg. Indeed, "organic" and "holistic" were
the Nazi terms of art for totalitarianism.
Oh wait, maybe I would retitle it "three big reasons I don't
really oppose abortion all that much."
