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Re: Debates, not totally O.T.
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Posted by Leland on October 12, 2004 at 06:36:38 from (65.143.145.249):
In Reply to: Re: Debates, not totally O.T. posted by Pitch on October 11, 2004 at 17:46:31:
What should we do with all the wood after thinning ? let it rot,I think not at least when they sell the wood that generates income so in other words the taxpayer gets a return on his investment .and its a free world market if we process every thing before we ship it most of it will rot bacause raw material is always cheaper and then people of your train of thought will plunge the nation back to the carter days 16% intrest and lots of jobless americans go for it and see how many votes you get.
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