Actually Phil, I moved from L.A. County when the smog got too much for me. I moved 300 miles north up the coast and it took 20 years before it too became contaminated. I located an area where the monsoon winds keep our air clean enough to breathe.
I am glad that you found a viable solution. Unfortunately if all of us now living here did the same thing it would
I am much more concerned with the fact that our scientists are rated 37th in the world and 60 percent of our kids can't even graduate from high school. Corruption in all levels of government is at an all time high and nobody is addressing the population growth that will kill off our civilization. Every problem that I see in existence comes from the government and asking the government to fix the government is ludicrous.
Grant you that schools are a government related problem, although I would add as a major factor the disitintegration of families and neihborhoods as equally as significant. I do not look to government to solve anything except those matters that are so large in scope that it takes government, as the agent of the people.
The problem is not hazardous air it is the contamination of the human brain that sits in front of the television whining about all the evils in America.
No, Sandy, it is the hazardous air.
So stay on your laws and make it impossible for anyone to feel the freedoms that we older folks grew up with. I cannot watch network television as it insults me and I hang out on the Science channel as it is the only place where intelligent changes are discussed.
You are not wrong Phil, you are still putting your faith in the power of the government and many others have been hurt by that same government.
Sandy, I have no idea what freedom I am keeping you from, but if you tell I will rectify it. And pardon me, but I think what I write exhbits a satisfactory level of intelligence. Possibly I am wrong.
