Re: save waters & fish from socialism's destruction

Oh Alex.  Oh Bob.   What was this thread about?

Your opinions/beliefs are important to me.  My opinions/beliefs are
more important to me.  Sorry.  It's human nature.

Unfettered commercial and private access to marine and aquatic systems
is usually devastating to local stocks and incidental organisms (I
believe common carp and Lyngbya infestations are exceptions in the
continental U.S.).   The world is not perfect, including U.S.
management of its water resources.  Even with regulation, damaging
practices continue in many lakes, rivers, and coastal waters.  This is
mostly due to commercial (or other) enterprises skirting regulations,
or because political lobbying has weakened recommended restrictions.
Look beyond the paycheck.  It is more than "obvious".

Go ahead.  Free the water from governmental control.  Your client (?)
will do well.  For a while. 




"Anon." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>rex wrote:
>> You go look it up.  I know what it means. If the meaning is "obvious" why
>> are you confused and why do you suggest a dictionary?  
>
>Because I did look it up, and I can't see how it is relevant.  Please 
>explain how the separation of the Church of England from the British 
>state is relevant to ownership of Florida waterways.
>
>Bob