[Korah]

People live in two environments, the so-called "natural" environment and a man-made environment. Disruption of the man-made environment has the more immediate effects on human health and welfare. This can be seen by the fact that people can live in a wide variety of "natural" environments, some more inclement than others. To do so effectively, though, they have to create a specialized environment designed to mitigate fluctuations in "natural" temperature, precipitation, sunshine, and growing cycles. Almost no one in any civilization lives in the "natural" environment unbuffered by a manmade environment. It's extremely difficult and very dangerous to do.

The cap and trade bill does very, very little to change any effect that man has on the "natural" environment, but it seems almost deliberately designed to disrupt the principal environment in which people live and prosper. It seems bent on the destruction of the human ecosystem.

And this has exactly what to do with the preponderance of evidence for or against one being born gay and whether or not no evidence proves a point?

Me thinks someone got their comments mixed up. I would really love to see the reaction to the comment meant for this thread on thread you posted it to.

Too funny.....LOL

[aruanan]

And this has exactly what to do with the preponderance of evidence for or against one being born gay and whether or not no evidence proves a point?

Me thinks someone got their comments mixed up. I would really love to see the reaction to the comment meant for this thread on thread you posted it to.

Well, I was scrolling down one of these really LONG posts that had multiple HTML links in the recent posts index trying to find the reply button. I guess I scrolled a little too far. Crap. I guess I'll go look for the right one now and repost.