XPost: phl.media   
   From: kybyrd@pobox.upenn.edu   
      
   On Tue, 08 May 2007 06:13:31 GMT, mcs  wrote:   
      
   >This is true but often the reason a city is polluted is because politicians   
   >fail to recognize the impact on its citizens pollution is making and their   
   >refusal to do much about the polluters.   
   >I was coming back from New Jersey tonight with people from California.. as   
   >soon as we crossed the bridge into Philly their baby started to cough and   
   >the whole car noticed the difference in air quaility from New Jersey.   
      
   You know what? I'm getting to the point where I believe you   
   are simply making stuff like the above up just to   
   further whatever mind-bending agenda you have. I really don't   
   know how sincere you are since you still refuse   
   to discuss, in definite terms, how you are working to improve air quality   
   point for point by actually doing something other than typing   
   on keyboard.   
      
   I was in Long Island part of last week, and in Brooklyn   
   later in the week and, truthfully, Brooklyn smelled   
   worse than anything I've smelled in Phila. for quite   
   some time.   
      
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