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Its a shame that we are destroyed much of our beautiful forests for intangible wealth. The profits made by logging companies will be long...
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Glen Barry’s got good instincts and clarity, and courage to say it out loud
Comment on Absolute Radical Green Freedom by Mike M
Comprehensive overviews make for difficulty of comments to well address the issues.
I can only offer a few notes here:
1. such ancient saturated agrarian cultures...
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Dr Barry
It is a shame that everyone has an agenda anymore and just can’t keep politics out of their...
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What the world needs is a spiritual awakening so our consciousness rises and so love replaces fear that is the governing emotion at present.
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Yes, Dr. Barry, the situation today on Earth is very alarming. So much of this has to do with our human species and the...
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“Freedom” is a function of our “unalienable Rights.” In a civil society, rightful liberty is unobstructed action according to our will, within the limits...
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