Letter: Take care of your garbage

John S.
03/24/2010 2:31 PM

yah you are right Steve P. Joe gets that way lots of times.

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steve p.
03/24/2010 1:30 PM

Someone's got a bee in his bonnet!

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John S.
03/24/2010 9:03 AM

Joe it is one thing to talk about the environment quite another to inject environmental matters into the subject that any fool is aware of and accuse the person you are debating of denying obvious truths solely for the sake of your own biased argument, no one NO ONE!!! said that the fish here or their did not contain mercury what one did imply was their was a wide difference in exactly how the mercury arrived there. You will not acknowledge the coverup in G.W. even after high officials in the U.N. have admitted their chicanery and many were forced to resign, instead you automatically accuse anti.G.W. people of cooking the books, when their is absolutely no evidence of this, you constantly make up false innuendos as to what other folks believe, and Joe it gets old and boring.because what it amounts to is nonsense.

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joe r.
Willmar, MN     03/24/2010 4:20 AM

Well Larry if we follow your wisdom and your denial this planet would become a waste land with dead fish, extinction of animals, and air pollution that would go unchecked and cause serious health concerns, including death. Yes Larry this is all liberal con games even when the evidence clearly made us change our course of action. Decades ago Lake Michigan was badly polluted especially near the shore area with dead fish popping up now and again. A joint effort was used to cleanup the garbage, the mercury, and the chemical waste dumped into the lake. Now for the first time that I can remember, I was able to see into the water, and actually observe fish swimming below the surface. John regardless of how the mercury made it into our lakes our main concern is that evidence points to it being there, which is not a good sign. Its ignorance and denial like this that can wipe out fish, plant life, and cause serious damage to the envoirment, but of course you spin it the way you want in order to hold on to your so called party values in an effort to accuse liberals of playing con-games. Pretty sad John but that is how your roll.

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Rick C.
Willmar, MN     03/23/2010 9:40 PM

"color postcard featuring graphic baby parts" you are sick steve p

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John S.
03/23/2010 5:04 PM

You see Larry with all these liberal lessons and exercises, they really don't accomplish anything, indeed often harm but oh it makes them feel so good.and with Libs. thats about all there is.

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John S.
03/23/2010 5:00 PM

Well Larry, isn't. it nice now you know that the bass in Eagle Lake that have mercury in their system , that it came from burning coal, just like the G.W. hoax, being old curmudgeons has it's positives, you know about how we learned long ago not to believe every cockamamie statement uttered by thousands of con men, then again that other fellow did go to the U.

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steve p.
03/23/2010 12:22 PM

Larry, the mercury in the Eagle Lake bass comes from burning coal. This is a fact, file it away in that circular file where you keep your other facts. Why not use all that extra time on your hands and be a recycling advocate? Oh, it's easier type in a grumpy old man comment and click the send button.....? Great citizenship. Your iron cross is in the mail.

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steve p.
03/22/2010 2:44 PM

Oh, and sorry about the banana peel comments. Didn't know you'd get so defensive--must be something in your genes!

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steve p.
03/22/2010 2:30 PM

Liberal nonsense? You'd save about 30 bucks in electricity over the life of each bulb! Even an old curmudgeon like you should appreciate that! Using 10 bulbs, you could afford to make a nice donation to some single-issue candidate! Then, they could do a full color postcard featuring graphic baby parts. Come on, add a little green to your red pallette.

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