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May 6, 2008 at 1:46 PM #199901May 6, 2008 at 1:54 PM #199782
davelj
ParticipantI ain’t no tree huggin’ environmentalist, but…
… SUVs are a symptom of the real environmental problem (if you want to call it that), which is humans, as I’ve pointed out previously. If every couple on Earth limited themselves to one child, the population of our planet would drop to roughly 1.5 billion over the next century (according to Alan Weisman’s book “The World Without Us”). There would cease to be an environmental problem, even in the absence of new technologies.
I drive an SUV. I’m not having any children (which has nothing to do with wanting to save the environment). Net/net I’m one of the most unintentionally positive forces for the environment going.
Join me, won’t you? Or don’t. I could care less, actually. Just don’t drive a Prius and have more than one child while thinking you’re an environmentalist. That would be hypocritical. Like Al Gore.
May 6, 2008 at 1:54 PM #199825davelj
ParticipantI ain’t no tree huggin’ environmentalist, but…
… SUVs are a symptom of the real environmental problem (if you want to call it that), which is humans, as I’ve pointed out previously. If every couple on Earth limited themselves to one child, the population of our planet would drop to roughly 1.5 billion over the next century (according to Alan Weisman’s book “The World Without Us”). There would cease to be an environmental problem, even in the absence of new technologies.
I drive an SUV. I’m not having any children (which has nothing to do with wanting to save the environment). Net/net I’m one of the most unintentionally positive forces for the environment going.
Join me, won’t you? Or don’t. I could care less, actually. Just don’t drive a Prius and have more than one child while thinking you’re an environmentalist. That would be hypocritical. Like Al Gore.
May 6, 2008 at 1:54 PM #199849davelj
ParticipantI ain’t no tree huggin’ environmentalist, but…
… SUVs are a symptom of the real environmental problem (if you want to call it that), which is humans, as I’ve pointed out previously. If every couple on Earth limited themselves to one child, the population of our planet would drop to roughly 1.5 billion over the next century (according to Alan Weisman’s book “The World Without Us”). There would cease to be an environmental problem, even in the absence of new technologies.
I drive an SUV. I’m not having any children (which has nothing to do with wanting to save the environment). Net/net I’m one of the most unintentionally positive forces for the environment going.
Join me, won’t you? Or don’t. I could care less, actually. Just don’t drive a Prius and have more than one child while thinking you’re an environmentalist. That would be hypocritical. Like Al Gore.
May 6, 2008 at 1:54 PM #199876davelj
ParticipantI ain’t no tree huggin’ environmentalist, but…
… SUVs are a symptom of the real environmental problem (if you want to call it that), which is humans, as I’ve pointed out previously. If every couple on Earth limited themselves to one child, the population of our planet would drop to roughly 1.5 billion over the next century (according to Alan Weisman’s book “The World Without Us”). There would cease to be an environmental problem, even in the absence of new technologies.
I drive an SUV. I’m not having any children (which has nothing to do with wanting to save the environment). Net/net I’m one of the most unintentionally positive forces for the environment going.
Join me, won’t you? Or don’t. I could care less, actually. Just don’t drive a Prius and have more than one child while thinking you’re an environmentalist. That would be hypocritical. Like Al Gore.
May 6, 2008 at 1:54 PM #199911davelj
ParticipantI ain’t no tree huggin’ environmentalist, but…
… SUVs are a symptom of the real environmental problem (if you want to call it that), which is humans, as I’ve pointed out previously. If every couple on Earth limited themselves to one child, the population of our planet would drop to roughly 1.5 billion over the next century (according to Alan Weisman’s book “The World Without Us”). There would cease to be an environmental problem, even in the absence of new technologies.
I drive an SUV. I’m not having any children (which has nothing to do with wanting to save the environment). Net/net I’m one of the most unintentionally positive forces for the environment going.
Join me, won’t you? Or don’t. I could care less, actually. Just don’t drive a Prius and have more than one child while thinking you’re an environmentalist. That would be hypocritical. Like Al Gore.
May 6, 2008 at 2:05 PM #199792CBad
ParticipantI’m sorry – I dont buy the excuse that you “need” a huge vehicle for kids. It’s a “want” not a “need.”
You cannot properly fit 3 of the safest rated carseats or boosters across the backseat of small or almost all mid-sized vehicles. And in CA, kids are in boosters until 6 years or under 60 pounds (many states it is 8/80 and there are families in CA who choose to follow this safer limit instead).
May 6, 2008 at 2:05 PM #199835CBad
ParticipantI’m sorry – I dont buy the excuse that you “need” a huge vehicle for kids. It’s a “want” not a “need.”
You cannot properly fit 3 of the safest rated carseats or boosters across the backseat of small or almost all mid-sized vehicles. And in CA, kids are in boosters until 6 years or under 60 pounds (many states it is 8/80 and there are families in CA who choose to follow this safer limit instead).
May 6, 2008 at 2:05 PM #199859CBad
ParticipantI’m sorry – I dont buy the excuse that you “need” a huge vehicle for kids. It’s a “want” not a “need.”
You cannot properly fit 3 of the safest rated carseats or boosters across the backseat of small or almost all mid-sized vehicles. And in CA, kids are in boosters until 6 years or under 60 pounds (many states it is 8/80 and there are families in CA who choose to follow this safer limit instead).
May 6, 2008 at 2:05 PM #199885CBad
ParticipantI’m sorry – I dont buy the excuse that you “need” a huge vehicle for kids. It’s a “want” not a “need.”
You cannot properly fit 3 of the safest rated carseats or boosters across the backseat of small or almost all mid-sized vehicles. And in CA, kids are in boosters until 6 years or under 60 pounds (many states it is 8/80 and there are families in CA who choose to follow this safer limit instead).
May 6, 2008 at 2:05 PM #199920CBad
ParticipantI’m sorry – I dont buy the excuse that you “need” a huge vehicle for kids. It’s a “want” not a “need.”
You cannot properly fit 3 of the safest rated carseats or boosters across the backseat of small or almost all mid-sized vehicles. And in CA, kids are in boosters until 6 years or under 60 pounds (many states it is 8/80 and there are families in CA who choose to follow this safer limit instead).
May 6, 2008 at 2:24 PM #199807dharmagirl
ParticipantMy answer to that is: don’t have 3 kids.
Save money and the environment. The world really doesn’t need more future SUV buyers.
May 6, 2008 at 2:24 PM #199848dharmagirl
ParticipantMy answer to that is: don’t have 3 kids.
Save money and the environment. The world really doesn’t need more future SUV buyers.
May 6, 2008 at 2:24 PM #199873dharmagirl
ParticipantMy answer to that is: don’t have 3 kids.
Save money and the environment. The world really doesn’t need more future SUV buyers.
May 6, 2008 at 2:24 PM #199899dharmagirl
ParticipantMy answer to that is: don’t have 3 kids.
Save money and the environment. The world really doesn’t need more future SUV buyers.
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