We don't drink neighbors' charma without governing our own farma and the parma is not all we seek so probably no alarma... On Jun 29, 2011, at 11:25 PM, Anthony West wrote:
> This is inaccurate, Mary. Neither Frank nor I "vouched for Roundup's > harmlessness." We noted the circumstances of its government-approved > application in Clark Park, which is a government property -- a small-scale, > one-time application. > > I also noted Roundup's continuous availability to private customers, at a > neighborhood supply store for your next-door neighbors' yards. You haven't > yet written about how concerned you are about this bigger, ongoing use of > Roundup in your neighborhood. Is it really Roundup you're concerned about, or > something else? > > Are you arguing your private-sector neighbors should be free to use this > chemical whenever they want, but the City of Philadelphia never should even > once? You seem to have one rule for the public sector, another for the > private. > > -- Tony West > > > > On 6/24/2011 1:26 PM, [email protected] wrote: >> >> In fairness to Tony and to Frank Chance, who vouched for Roundup's >> harmlessness... >
