[JohnHuang2]

Saturday, March 30, 2002

Quote of the Day by nopardons<0/30/02

[boris]

"The world has too many people, and if we do not reduce the number of people on the planet, they will use up and eat up all of the earth's resources so that future generations will be left without any resources."

Yup. We'll use up this planet, and then find others to use up, too!

I don't know if this will be so (I HOPE so), but I love to use it when one of these "sustainable" tyrants opens up.

--Boris

[madfly]

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[hedgetrimmer]

Here is article 18 of the Soviet Constitution

Article 18. In the interests of the present and future generations, the necessary steps are taken in the USSR to protect and make scientific, rational use of the land and its mineral and water resources, and the plant and animal kingdoms, to preserve the purity of air and water, ensure reproduction of natural wealth, and improve the human environment.

[mrsmith]

http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a383a17061ec7.htm
"Dr. Kenneth ...Jackson is an internationally known historian at Columbia University, and is author of "Crabgrass Frontier: The Suburbanization of the United States." ... The concept of owning your own home and commuting to work are other characteristics of modern Americans that can be puzzling to residents of other countries. Jackson said most of the rest of the world's inhabitants rent their living space and walk to their place of employment. ...Yet the American dream has been costly -- "a cost to the environment," Jackson said"

Serfs, tied to an owner: the "Sustainable Growth" dream for humanity.

[Fred Mertz]

Ping!

[RamsNo1]

I think we need to make a "sustainable" push to get the US out of the UN.

[denydenydeny]

Sustainable development is not sustainable