Comments on: Industry Groups Sue Over Polar Bear Rule

Suit Claims Interior Dept.'s Rule On Bears Unfairly Singles Out Businesses In Alaska

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by cbsfan73 August 29, 2008 12:58 PM EDT
MommaKat64 wrote:
"BTW, when you get rid of the CO2, all vegetation will die out. No body is thinking about the consequences of this cr^pola."

Are you insinuating that man made co2 is essential for vegetation prosperity?

Vegetation thrived much better before man started to exploit the earth.
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by crazycwp August 29, 2008 12:50 PM EDT
Has anyone ever seen what is left after the oil companies move a land drilling oil rig? The ground is poisoned for years to come and that eventually gets into the ground water. I agree the same rules should apply to all 50 states and our territories too. We have got to stop killing the planet folks cuz if we don''t we''re next.
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by docpeter-2009 August 29, 2008 11:53 AM EDT
BTW, when you get rid of the CO2, all vegetation will die out.

Posted by MommaKat64 at 03:17 AM : Aug 29, 2008
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Not to worry about this one. The way the deforestation of South America''s Amazon jungle has occurred there aren''t enough plants left to consume all the CO2 already.
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by docpeter-2009 August 29, 2008 11:50 AM EDT
Alaska is right ,we must also make very strict rules for Florida polar bears,then all is fair.

Posted by babooph at 07:27 AM : Aug 29, 2008
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Hey, now there is a fair and reasonable solution, but we also need to apply the same rule to the polar bears in AZ, NM, CA, and HI. Fortunately we don''t have no polar bears in TX.
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by tootall10142 August 29, 2008 11:43 AM EDT
I suppose you flukkin morons want to kill them off so you gas WONTbe any cheaper it will just belong to american oil companies thar inflate the cost of production and raise the price or it rema
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by summarex August 29, 2008 10:40 AM EDT
We must round up the environmentalists and the animal rights activists and the drug addicts and the child molestors and all the other deviants and put them all on an island and test out the M.O.A.N (Mother of all nukes)
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by babooph August 29, 2008 10:27 AM EDT
Alaska is right ,we must also make very strict rules for Florida polar bears,then all is fair.
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by brianbwb-2009 August 29, 2008 7:31 AM EDT
Posted by MommaKat64

You present two arguments that have problems, the first, Industries have cried for years that failure to get their way would result in lost jobs, we gave them their way, and the jobs were lost anyway. I call that the "knife to the throat of the working class" threat, the automakers were masters of it.

Second, since we don''t create all of the CO2, reducing our emissions will not result in extinction. Before the industrial revolution, and on back through history, we had far less man made pollutants and toxic substances in the air, plant life did just fine.

It is our accelerated contribution that is disturbing the balance, and it is that disturbance that is causing species to die off.
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by mommakat64 August 29, 2008 6:17 AM EDT
While you all are gunning for industry, think for a minute. No businesses/industries, no jobs, no money to buy food, shelter, clothing. Maybe when we''ve shut down all the energy industries, without anything to replace them, you''ll look around and wonder where everything went. You can''t run everything on solar and wind. BTW, when you get rid of the CO2, all vegetation will die out. No body is thinking about the consequences of this cr^pola. I''m all for saving wildlife...I''ve been involved the the fight for seals, eagle, cougars, bears of all kinds, mustangs, all the big cats, gorillas, and on and on. But, please, leave humans a little room...
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by carlylaine August 29, 2008 5:53 AM EDT
This is what should be done. All wild carnivorous animals need to go to adversion therapy so they they will only eat berries and nuts.

If you idiots can''t handle life cycles....gawd how immature and childish of you...I give up
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by sistatee-2009 August 29, 2008 4:36 AM EDT
Don''t polar bears kill baby seals? They grab them and bite them and tear their guts out; right in front of their mommas. I ask you. Is that GREEN?
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by jsilver2th August 29, 2008 4:34 AM EDT
You''d better be nice to these "people" or they will probably go out and shoot the bears...

Shame Shame Shame

We don''t have Polar Bears here in Oregon...

Oh is that why they target Alaska??
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by deacon20081 August 29, 2008 4:06 AM EDT
I would much rather the business''s become extinct than the Polar Bears.
The new Democratic Majority and President will have some work to do, to Overturn All of Bush''s crapp.
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by lovesamerica August 29, 2008 1:47 AM EDT
The bears are in trouble,big trouble. Messing with their environment should be stopped,let the bears live!!!
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by gramto8 August 29, 2008 12:42 AM EDT
With a lot of luck and good people voting to rid our government of the idiots who decide that $$$ is more important than protecting our natural resources, perhaps next years we can reverse the stupid rules to cover ALL businesses, not just Alaska!
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by cbsfan73 August 28, 2008 11:57 PM EDT
"The American Petroleum Institute was joined by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the National Mining Association, the National Association of Manufacturers and the American Iron and Steel Institute."

Who in the hell could beat these guys?

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