Posted on 08/20/2010 8:00:42 AM PDT by goldendays
Using a hammer is too obvious.
Mr. Chip, meet Mr. EMP blast!
EMP...the blast that lasts.
United Nation’s Agenda 21 Program for Sustainable Development
http://www.un.org/esa/dsd/agenda21/res_agenda21_00.shtml?utm_source=OldRedirect&utm_medium=redirect&utm_content=dsd&utm_campaign=OldRedirect
You failed.
My trash collector will accept paper, cardboard, cans, and recyclable plastic types 1 and type 2. Anything above 2 is not supposed to be recycled. Go figure.
Is anyone getting a tad upset about these endless government programs aimed at creating “proper behavior”? Frankly, we already recycle, voluntarily although since we cart our stuff off to the recycle center I wonder how much we are polluting vis a vis how much help our recycling is doing. Still, we recently were polled regarding our desire to have a recycle pickup that would just cost us about $12 a month for a bin the size of a shoe box. I said not just no, but hell no. Seat belts, fixed days for ornamental irrigation, EPA directed MPGs, mandatory Ethonol usage, on and on. This is becoming a gulog and I am tired of it.
Glad I live in the middle of no where.
This crap will only inspire people to find alternative ways to get rid of trash.
and down the drain we continue to go....
Every trash night, trucks drive around and pick up the metal. There's a guy in our neighborhood who goes through trash bins and pulls aluminum cans. Anything that is worth recycling is usually gone by the time the trash collectors show up.
Where I live, they try to force recycling to cut down on waste going to the new incinerator. Then they realized that the money they hoped to make to pay for the incinerator was based on how much garbage came in.
What a dilemma. When people started recycling more, less went to burn, so revenue went down.
Such dolts. I believe this is a fine example of unintended consequences.
Sort of like raising taxes on tobacco, impugning smokers, then whining when it works and the revenue from tobacco sales fall.
This country is rapidly turning into a Communist like country, where government controls and regulates everything.
Who pays the $26? (My guess is that some fedgov program is ultimately behind it)
I’m not trying to be smart-aleck or anything, but the correct term is Sisyphean.
The whole thing is so sad - cities that were once so vibrant and proud, now hollow shells their guts having rotted through, what’s left rattles to the ground.
I left that hellhole in ‘84 and never looked back.
Remember to be a crimethinker is doubleplus ungood!
Obey your leaders, Work brings freedom Arbeit Macht Frei durch den Schornstein
*Im not trying to be smart-aleck or anything, but the correct term is Sisyphean.
The whole thing is so sad - cities that were once so vibrant and proud, now hollow shells their guts having rotted through, whats left rattles to the ground.*
I lived in Chicago and went to Gary, IN a several times.
Sad to see what can happen to a city that was once thriving.
how about if you just remove the chip and post it on a fence post ORRRRR
swap box with your neighbors in protest of this nanny state nonsense.
Green Grads in Maryland
http://www.academia.org/green-grads-in-maryland/
“Glad I live in the middle of no where.”
I do too, but for that very reason I compost organics and burn paper and Cardboard. Metal and Plastics are a problem though So I bag it and every two to three weeks I visit the local Recycle Trailer that just happens to be a 45 minute drive away.
On the Plus side it’s in the Wal-Mart parking lot so I can stock up on my next set of recyclables at the same time.
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