> Wait! Aren't other folks entitled to the "easy life"?
> This isn't just an issue of profits; it's an issue of quality of
> life and fairness. Al
Unfortunately, it isn't just an issue of profits, quality of life, and
"fairness." It's also an issue of survival. Is it right that some people
in this world have luxuries galore while others toil and suffer in the most
deplorable conditions imaginable? Certainly not! But what makes anyone
think that screwing with the ecosphere is going to improve anything? Will
it be more "fair" when we've ALL plundered our natural world for a few
years' false prosperity?
We're touching on one of the raw-root issues of the whole ecological
movement here. I for one don't have an easy answer. But I think we're all
aware of what ISN'T the answer.
Miranda
Klamath County Chamber of Commerce
701 Plum Avenue
Klamath Falls, OR 97601
Phone 503.884.5193
Fax 503.884.5195
