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>just putting all the stuff in a gigantic landfill is a perfectly viable option. Wow. This has got to be satire.
by toomuchcoffee 14y ago
>just putting all the stuff in a gigantic landfill is a perfectly viable option.
Wow. This has got to be satire.
- javert 14y agoSee, this is exactly why people call the green movement a "religion." I have been to schools all my life that attempt to sell the "green story" to children, and I've honestly never been convinced. It's just not good economics. Now, you have a chance to make a rational argument and set me straight, but instead you say (in effect), "Just shut up and get on the bandwagon."
- toomuchcoffee 14y agoIt's just that your original comment seems to demonstrate an incredible lack of awareness of basic general knowledge as to such as, oh, humanity's experience with waste management over the past couple of thousand years. Like, you know, how we managed to figure out, way back when, that we can't just dig a hole anywhere and call it a toilet, despite all the naysayers at the time who must have been saying "I don't understand all this expensive and inefficient indoor plumbing stuff, when just burying our waste in a pit that just so happens to be near the big creek where we get our drinking water from is a perfectly viable option. Most of it won't seep out of the pit, and the creek runs so deep and flows so fast, after all." So forgive me for (hoping) that you couldn't possibly have been serious with your original riposte.