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Aren't these kids being taught environmental safety? I think it is more telling of the ignorance rather than the dashed car washing plans. Educate these kids!
No.
They're being taught that liberalism is a mental disease.
I'm not going to give my neighbor a hard time when he washes his car though......do you?
You and I both know that it's an overreach.
The EPA has way too much power.
I do spread the word on environmental issues because there is a moral responsibility to do so...if one has morals.
Very often I see teenagers smoking on the street as they congergate on corners or steps of houses and I tell them that if they must smoke at least not to throw their cigarette butts onto the street where they find their way to the waterways and harm marine life. I'm sure many of these kids pay it no mind, but just maybe I successfully raised the awareness of one of these kids so that they are more conscious of the affects of their actions.
Well maybe they should take a trip to China and wear the mandatory/necessary face masks and take the suggested short breaths to avoid choking to death so that they understand and appreciate the importance of environmental regulations.
What really annoys the hell out of me is that the regulations that prevent water air and soil pollution, also benefit the morons that are against them.
So now a car wash is going to turn us into China?
Lefties sure are crazy!
1st we're going to be N Korea, now we're going to be China!
No. In my area it is ok to wash ones car in ones driveway. Or on the street.
Why would you allow such pollutants entering the storm drains without saying something?
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