Re: Why don't these vested-interest environuts just DIE??

From: John Kulczycki (john.kulczycki_at_sympatico.ca)
Date: 11/05/04 

Date: Thu, 04 Nov 2004 23:50:55 -0500

RichA wrote:

>On 4 Nov 2004 14:06:03 -0800, chris.b@mail.dk (Chris.B) wrote:
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>>RichA <none@none.com> wrote in message news:<uo5io0p40hej2dmr2grdo87bvfe5kds2o6@4ax.com>...
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>>>They are simply going to line some lawyers pockets
>>>and they'll lose anyway. Is there a red squirrel up
>>>the mountain, or are the native groups worried because
>>>putting more scopes up there would upset Pele?
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>>Shame they aren't just Native North American Indians. You could just
>>take their land and slaughter them like last time. End of problem.
>>Bring in a few slaves to build the things as well. Just like the good
>>old times. You could play cowboys and indians for real. Charge the
>>rich American huntsmen (who usually go after endangered species) an
>>extra 100 bucks per buck? Make a blockbuster Hollywood film of the
>>event. Not sure Brucey would go for it though. What about putting out
>>some of those lights that destroy your own mountaintops as potential
>>sites for astronomy? Adding to the CO2 load into the bargain with the
>>completely wasted power production. Even then I suppose the seeing
>>would be *** with all that pollution you idiots put out.
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>>There are none so blind as those who won't see.
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>>Chris.B
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>What is your purpose in an amateur astronomy group?
>Were you drawn here by the environmentally conscious
>idea of controlling light pollution? If so, I don't
>give a F--- if the entire planet's circadian rythym is
>upset, I just care about dark skies.
>-Rich
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Nuke your local power station!

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