RE: [Paddlewise] Chief Seattle's words

From: Steve Brown <steve_at_brown-web.net>
Date: Tue, 7 Dec 2004 13:03:24 -0800
I'm not sure where you live, but where I live we are not suffocating on our
own waste. I don't seem to be lacking any resources. I have everything I
need and then some. Also, I doubt anyone is over producing anything on a
regular basis since that would be financially self limiting.

If any of you people out there in email land are suffocating on your own
waste or lacking basic living resources I would like to hear from you so I
can try and get you some help for your miserable state. If so, be especially
careful not to let the "waste" get onto your computer keyboard or you won't
be able to send me an email. 

Also I would like to know about any companies who are overproducing so I can
sell their stock short.

*
While I have some sympathy for "native" Americans for the way they were
treated by our forefathers (no guilt though because my kin mostly weren't
here yet), I would hardly consider the leaders of a vanquished peoples to be
an experts on the way life should be lived by others.

Steve Brown

-----Original Message-----
 paddlewise_at_paddlewise.net] On Behalf Of alex

 Unforutantely, opinion on this matter won't prevent us from suffocating on
our own waste.   Population is growing, resouces and wilderness areas are
diminishing.  Big 7 have problems with over-production of lunnecessary
items, and 3rd world countries are too busy with feeding themselves to worry
about wilderness.
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