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Old 20-02-2008, 21:20   #45
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Re: Nice One Porsche

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Originally Posted by foreverwar View Post
Why should we control our kids behaviour when others won't?
Why should I not drop litter when everyone else does?
Why shouldn't I steal from shops when I see others doing it?
Why should I recycle when others don't
Why should we try to control emissions when others don't?

Also, once again, people appear to be accidently confusing localised pollution and planetary levels - it's like saying why bother having clean tap water since the sea is so salty; if we don't start somewhere, we may as well give up (imho).

As a noted philosopher once said -
"if not you, who?
If not now, when?"

We can't (imho) ignore the problem and hope it goes away. I have kids, I would like them to enjoy the planet.
I control my kids behaviour
I dont drop litter
I dont steal
I do recycle
I keep the emmisions on my vehicles within guidlines


Sea water isnt palatable (IMO) Neither are the taxes we have to pay.


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