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Originally Posted by oberon_1
Unlike in the past, today we have water salinization as an option. Hoover Dam and other mega construction projects were done in the 30s with the technology that was available then. (It only took about 4 years to complete).
There is no reason we cannot do even bigger projects today, if we decide to.
do you think we shoud have someone like benny madoff oversee the project i smell porkulous.
Oh, contrare, I know who I am, genius. First you lambast me for eating meat, then you say "never mind" when I question your rhetoric, then when I demand a furtherance on your part, you get all in a huff, like some old woman. Gotcha, Troll! I win, you lose.
I didn't "lambast" anybody. You weren't interested in why eating meat might be bad for you--or anybody. Especially eating meat that is filthy--which is, basically, any meat product from an animal that isn't raised "naturally." You don't want to hear anything that challenges your fossilized preconceptions--on any level. That's why I said "never mind." But, then again, you are from the South, so I guess it figures.
I like to think that I'm a nice person, that I can be very sympathetic. But when millions of people decide that the brightest idea is to, with the overabundance of space in the country, develop and move to the most desertified part of it, I cannot see a scenario in which I could muster any tears.
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