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Re: Life Duty DeathJoseph Askew (jbask1@MFS06.cc.monash.edu.au)Mon, 11 Sep 1995 22:09:17 GMT
In article <DEqtnM.KCE@news.uwindsor.ca> beese1@uwindsor.ca (Beese Erik William) writes:
>>>>>The bottom line is that our rivers are dying, our oceans are as well.
>>>>No they are not. Lying is not going to help you.
>>>Yes... They are... Acid rain has KILLED over half of the lakes in
>>So we have gone over to a new claim. Not rivers and seas but
This has no relevance whatsoever. If you wish to discuss a
>How do
Really? That's nice for you. Not relevant but nice.
>Where do you think I got that fact? Out of a crackerjack box? Of course I
Yes I do think you got it out of a cracker box as it is
>Just don't come whining to us when the good ole USA runs
California was a desert before whites turned up. It is
Name a dead river in Canada. Any one. The idea that safe
>Have you seen a dead lake? Probably not. I have, it's a really sad thing
Which one did you see and how did you know it was dead?
>>Because no one owns them. They belong to whoever fishes
>Not a chance fead my post: IT'S NOT BECAUSE NO ONE OWNS THEM IT'S BECAUSE
Bullshit. There are some fish left. Enough for the Spanish
>>>Oh and cancer isn't an old disease... What about HIV?
>>Doesn't kill many people. No cancer is not an old disease.
>Excuse me you lost me... cancer is an old disease now you're arguing with
Cancer is not a big problem. It is a big killer but not
>I'm sorry but you seem to be living in a bubble world... HOW can you sit
Because there are no such signs.
>That she's run out of
No she has not.
>that our oil is drying up and what is left is poor quality. That
So?
>our groundwater is laced with pesticides and heavy metals that have
No it is not.
>The most beautiful birds of prey are
No they are not.
>The fish in our Great Lakes are
Which must be nice for them.
Joseph
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