From: Pam Niedermayer (pam@pinehill.com)
Date: 09/06/02-10:55:03 AM Z
Ah, well, I know we whacked the natives. Apparently, since the root
cause is whacking natives, we can never recover as that's been done, we
can't retrieve the natives. No further discussion required.
Pam
Greg Schmitz wrote:
>Pam,
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>I couldn't disagree with you more; if only it were that simple (seems
>to me we whacked the natives here before our population grew too
>large). A political discussion, at least one about world economics,
>would probably be off topic (unless I dragged digital equipment into
>it :*) so I'd be happy to email you off-list if you want to continue
>this discussion.
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>Best -greg
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>On Fri, 6 Sep 2002, Pam Niedermayer wrote:
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>>It's really unnecessary to blame this on globalization (with which there
>>are many problems, but many benefits as well). The human race just needs
>>to stop having so damn many children. It's population and their demands
>>for wood that make it economical to kill wilderness areas. So, yes,
>>protect these areas, but stop reproducing.
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>>Pam
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