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Re: ABC news segment on tractor pollution
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Posted by Bus Driver on June 11, 2003 at 10:18:33 from (65.165.153.60):
In Reply to: ABC news segment on tractor pollution posted by markct on June 10, 2003 at 20:42:20:
I'm no Alan Greenspan when it comes to economics, but as I see it, all economic activity begins with severing something from the Earth by force. All food, all energy sources, all building materials, all clothing materials- from the Earth by force. Put your finger between the jaw teeth of a cow and that will explain one kind of force. Suppose that an economy had only accountants and laundries- both very worthwhile occupations. But the absence of those involved in extracting from the Earth by force would leave them hungry and homeless. Hope I made my point. The Taurus driver probably would not want to be confused with the facts.
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