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[at-l] OT -- Forgive me --- BUT I MUST GET THIS OFF MY CHEST . . .
- Subject: [at-l] OT -- Forgive me --- BUT I MUST GET THIS OFF MY CHEST . . .
- From: s.landis at comcast.net (Steve Landis)
- Date: Sat Feb 11 15:26:28 2006
- In-reply-to: <mailman.8592.1139690439.581.at-l@backcountry.net>
- References: <mailman.8592.1139690439.581.at-l@backcountry.net>
RoksnRoots@aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 2/10/2006 4:07:38 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> s.landis@comcast.net writes:
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> Unless you can find someone else on this list to agree to that
> outrageous statement you should edit out the *we*
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> I wonder what the logical consequence of calling for a jihad on the list is?
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> If we analyzed government funding in the last decades we
> would see a large buffer for the AT was well-within affordability of the 100's
> of billions (trillions?) allocated. There are also philanthropists who have
> trouble giving away millions. So, the statement that AT protection is too
> expensive isn't really true. The more you look at available funding, and how little
> the AT gets in comparison, along with the excuses government has conditioned
> the public to accept, the more you realize the lack of adequate AT protection is
> deliberately political. I've read about expensive defense contracts being
> given for projects that weren't even requested. If I were to worry about
> consequences, I'd be more worried about the consequences of AT members unconsciously
> backing that politic over those who challenge it for the sake of the AT.
I'm sure that in Crazytown this seems like a cogent response and a well
reasoned analysis, but the point is that you advocated violence as a
method of Trail protection.