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To: editor-surveyor
No, developers do not have anywheres near 'unlimited resources' and every cent that they are forced to spend fending off misguided activists must be added to the price of the homes that ultimately get built.

For all practical purposes, their resources are unlimited. To whit:

Let's say it you vs. the developer. The developer has a full time staff, plenty of lawyers, and so on, whose job it is to spend all day every day on that development.

You have .... you, and maybe some associates, who have day jobs, and many other responsibilities -- your time is limited, theirs is not.

Also, you have a limited amount of money to spend -- to you $5,000 is a lot for a year. To the developer, they spend that much every week on toner for the copier.

since housing is necessary, and wildlife is an expendable luxury, which do you think should prevail? -

The fallacy here is that it's an either-or proposition. It's not.

There is no absolute need for wildlife;

You're absolutely sure about that?

man only occupies about 2% of this world, while wildlife has the other 98%.

Which has nothing to do with the point I was making.

What the enviro-NAZI are asking is impossible, unless you're willing to allow your children to be murdered to save some superfluous bugs.

Oh, come now. That's an insane comparison -- even you can't believe it.

53 posted on 12/20/2001 12:19:08 PM PST by r9etb
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To: r9etb
There is no reality in your point of view.

All development is on a tight buget, and the staff you imagine cannot exist because they cannot justify their own existance. - No developer has uncommitted expendable funds.

You live in a dream world !!

55 posted on 12/20/2001 12:27:06 PM PST by editor-surveyor
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