Tim Daneluk

No suggestions even? Ah well. Won't happen again.

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Charles Self
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No, because I'm not familiar with the US medical system.

And, you're only baiting me.

What would your response be to each of the three options you outline, were I to suggest them one by one? Let's see if I am reading you correctly or not, Charlie...

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Dave Balderstone

Around here they ship solid "treated" sewage waste from large cities (LA, San Diego) out to remote (farm, ranch) areas (communities?) to be shot out into the fields from a sort of cannon. In the Great Valley.

Like the lady says: "you're soaking in it".

I'm partial, though. I've been looking into french drains, leach lines, and solid waste composting, knowing there's a right way and a wrong way to do this.

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Enoch Root

It's an interesting thought... everything we have and everything we use, and everything we use to *make* everything we have, comes from the Earth. But when we're done using it, it's undesirable to put the stuff back on the Earth, yet it all ends up back on the Earth anyway.

It's all very confusing.

Joe Barta

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Joe Barta

Getting rid of public schools won't change this.

Getting rid of public schools won't change this. If they're not interested in their education now, having no public schools won't make them interested.

How do you get an increased knowledge base when the only information they have is coming from their parents, who may be uneducated themselves?

If there are no schools, who's going to pay the teachers (parents).

What schools? You're getting rid of public schools.

Govt presence in private lives is all over the place, and VERY little involvement is through schools.

Let's see, when I was poor, I didn't get any rich kids money because I was going to public school. We both got the same education so that I had the same chance as he did to make it in life. Funny how I'm successful today and that rich kid I went to school with never made it past high school and is still living off his parents. Had it not been for public schools, there's no telling where I would have ended up, probably in jail for being a drug dealer or a thief because I couldn't get a job. As for private schools when I was growing up. The only one that existed near me existed strictly for the sole reason of not having any blacks in the school. They were taught from the same books as the public school, they had misfits in the classroom, just like the public schools. They would take anyone's money as long as they were white, didn't matter if the student was a good student or a bad. No one was ever thrown out of that school for bad behavior.

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Odinn

Nice pun, if by "confusing" you mean the commingling of plant nutritive stuff with salts, heavy metals, persistent chemicals, and etc.

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Reply to
Enoch Root

That's EXACTLY what I meant. It was a clever play on words and you picked up on it.

Joe Barta

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Joe Barta

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