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The Watermelon Summit

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Hmm, sounds like the government was just looking to make more money when they invested in the "Forest Products Laboratory" back in 1909. Less waste means more being purchased by someone which means more taxation bucks. Sounds like a socialist being a capitalist. No different than any other enterprise looking for more ways to make more money.

But the real issue I have is with Mark calling someone else a “retarded monkey” simply because anyone who dares to write an article might not have read every book, encyclopedia, reference manual, received a PHD in 10 different disciplines, and been knighted. If you disagree, fine do so but stop being a jackass simply because not everyone has the omnipotence that only God possesses. And here’s an idea, offer an alternative rather than simply whining.

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Beginning of the headline : An "environmentalist" is a totalitarian socialist whose real objective is to revive socialism and economic central planning under the subterfuge of "saving the planet" from capitalism.He is "green" on the outside, but red on the inside, and is hence appropriately labeled a "watermelon." A conservationist, by contrast, is someone who is actually interested in solving environmental and ecological problems and protecting wildlife and its habitat... Read More

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