Re[6]: [at-l] Adding fuel to the fire (was Logging on the AT in Maine)

[Bob Cummings <ellen@clinic.net> (Bob Cummings)]

OB

 Your gratuitous adding of the word "only" to your quote from one of my messages
strikes me as a deliberate attempt to distort what I was saying. In response to
a snide comment from someone who thought it inconsistent for me to favor a "few"
natural preserves since I was sitting at a wooden desk, I had written:

"You forgot to add that I'm sitting in a room heated by wood heat. None of which
in anyway negates my view that we need a few places where we let nature do what
nature will.

 "I'm not opposed to harvesting wood, or using wood. I do think we need some
 natural preserves so that us curious types can observe what nature does,
 unmolested by humans.

"Uncurious or know-it-all types may have contrary views."

There are many possible reasons to disagree with my views. "uncurious and
know-it-all types" are only two small examples, not the "only" examples.
Sometimes even I disagree with my views after I think about them a bit.
 
Weary