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Originally Posted by Strand
That is hypocritical in the sense that you do so when it suits you. For example, you support many an industry and company that does bad things. I mean you smoke for goodness sake (or at least you used to) - that industry is hardly angelic  Moreover, you jetted off to Vegas with little care and no regard for the airline you used (some are way worse than others) as suggest you obtained the lowest price possible.
But, you can have the last word as I am not about to beat this horse to death because you have blinders on and want to sit there and preach about how good you are  |
Just a quick note - I never, ever, ever mentioned myself, so I do not know to what you are referring.
And yet here, you address my point as if I had said something about myself. And then, after you addressed something I never actually said, you accused me of having blinders. Basically, you made up the whole thing about what I said, then argued with
that (nonexistant) point, then insulted me.
Again -
I never ever mentioned myself or my consuming habits at all. Never.
I appreciate your creativity in conjuring a whole argument out of thin air, nevertheless I don't like to be misrepresented.
P.S. - Smoke free for four months now, hurrah!
Also - it takes progressive thinkers and doers to foster change. It's funny how people think Californians have our heads in the clouds - whereever our heads are, it's a place that is progressive, inventive, and socially much more forward thinking than a lot of other states. Also, our environmental standards in many cases far exceed federal standards. But you go ahead and be "realistic". We'll work to help change things for the better while you're doing that.