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Politics : Mainstream Politics and Economics
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To: koan who wrote (20164)7/21/2012 3:50:34 AM
From: Jorj X Mckie3 Recommendations  Read Replies (1) of 85487
 
That is such a myth. 08 happened because of lack of regulations. Half the ground water in the US is not potable. Lack of regulations. Fish in the great lakes are so polluted one should not too much of them. PCB's, mercury, cadmium.

Millions of people are poor and cannot afford health care or school. Global wamring is devastating the world.

Private industry cannot solve those problems.

And government has never been able to eliminate poverty. Schools have been so screwed up by government and union mismanagement that the only thing that can save education in the US is private industry. Healthcare is something that can be solved by private industry. And the global warming movement is a scam. Oh, and the meme nowadays is "climate change".

I'd like to see your source saying that half of the groundwater in the US is not potable. I do agree that the government should have some power to assure that business is a good custodian to the environment. But certainly not to the extent of killing critical industries.

But you didn't address any of the points in my post. Instead you changed the subject.
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