Re: "It's biodegradeable"

["elfs" <elfs@c2i2.com>]

Americans are not the only ones. We live on the US/Mexico boarder and all
the beautiful wild places are being overrun and completely trashed by the
Mexican illegals. We ride on the San Pedro River. Currently the BLM cleans
up one small seven mile section on one side. The east side, formerly a
magnificent riparian area ( on the ONLY undammed river left in the whole
US ) is being  trashed with water bottles and clothing and backpacks. Our
training rides are full of "spooks", I guess the horses will just have to
get used to seeing acres full of trash, because we clean it up, and they
just keep dumping . Adopt a trail and clean up your world.
Dru in AZ

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Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2000 5:21 AM
Subject: RC: "It's biodegradeable"


> Amanda Perez AmandaPerez@ureach.com
>   I once scolded a guy for throwing his orange peels out the
> window of his car as he drove down a local parkway.  His reply
> was 'Hey - it's organic'.  My reply was 'Good - can I dump
> my kitchen waste on your front lawn?'.  Just because it will
> eventually rot does not mean other people want to see it.
> Use the 'front lawn' test before leaving you waste: how would I
> feel is someone left this on my nicely mowed front lawn?
> I get SO MAD at how rude many Americans are about public space-
> "It's not mine so I can trash it as much as I like."  It
> seems like Americans have very little sense of civic pride
> or common good.  Grmmph!
>
>
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