--- On Thu, 6/5/08, Mario Goveia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> From: Mario Goveia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> The administrations of the villages, towns and cities
> in the developed world are part of the organized
> structure of democracy, not circumventing anything.
> Every development project passes through the screen of
> the local zoning laws - so your concept of
> circumventing "the structure of democracy to address
> ad hoc problems" just does not fit how a well
> organized democracy functions.
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Mario,
I wonder if you ever bother to read up a little bit before you write your
posts. Throughout the "developed world", the boroughs or county councils have
executive powers to execute State laws and guidelines. Furthermore, the State
is subsumed by Federal bodies where appropriate. Now I cannot explain to you ad
infinitum the difference between executive powers and legislative ones.
thank you,
selma
