On Fri, 26 Feb 1999, Steve Kurtz wrote:
This sound nice, but no mention is made of the NET ADDITION of over 7
million humans per MONTH to earth's population. Attitides and awareness
must include the responsibilities and effects of procreation if the below
perceptions are to become
Eva Durant wrote:
Since the Scandinavian nations (except Norway) and the Netherlands are now
in the EU, democracy is 'working' less and less in them. All important
decisions are increasingly "shifted" to Brussels and [thus] the
international
big biz. ("The United States of Europe" is
However, luckily, people are not herd animals
and just like you, they can periodically see
through the machinations of the ruling class
and ignite revolutions. One of these ends up being
the one where they actually keep the power to
themselves once they wrestled it away from
the rulers. They
Me too. I used to breed dogs. I had Collies first then Shelties, Miniature
Schnauzers and Bichon Frises. Many times the behavior of an animal can be
traced to an owner and the environment he created but this is not always the
case. Especially with the smaller inbred species there have
You're right as far as decisions are made
in Europe, but don't underestimate
the unions that started to be international, too.
Not quite what you expect from those often mentioned
bleedin' herd animals!
Eva
Since the Scandinavian nations (except Norway) and the Netherlands are now
in the
Victor Milne wrote:
My point is that if a simple model of dominance does not apply very well to
equine behaviour, it's certainly a mistake to extend it to human behaviour.
Who ever said anything about "simple" or "model"?
hierarchies and
ranges of human ( other) behavior have always
I agree whole-heartedly. Right on!
Karen .. www.overpopulation.org
On Fri, 26 Feb 1999, Steve Kurtz wrote:
This sound nice, but no mention is made of the NET ADDITION of over 7
million humans per MONTH to earth's population. Attitides and awareness
must include the responsibilities
Steve Kurtz:
You really need a course in elementary logic. Try to diagram the causative
links you are claiming. What does any of the above have to do with
accepting that we ain't all clones, and that our social institutions can't
make us as equal as you would like.
Would you kindly look up
I agree that it sounds nice, but there is very little evidence of it. I
doubt that many of the provisions of the major accords and declarations
(Montreal, Rio, Kyoto) either have, or are going, to be met. There is a lot
of lip service, a lot of speech making, but when it comes to the crunch a
Eva Durant wrote,
So, you are saying that pensionfunds
and some sort of mass-shareholder scheems
would take us sort of smoothly out of capitalism?
But they, too rely on profits and growing profits,
and to stock market gambling, thus
tendecy to crash...
Sorry to have lead you away from shorter
Durant wrote:
Capitalism cannot function without growth, if the rate of profit
decreases - and it does anyway - capitalism is in crisis.
What's wrong with having a distribution that allows everyone to
live freely and in dignity, rather than under an economic bridle.
As traditionally
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