And probably as toxic as dioxin was 2-4-D, aka known as agent orange. The state road department here in Florida used applications of this substance at up to 50 times the recommended "safe for humans" levels on the cans to spray on the road right of ways in front of orange groves.
Of course these applications helped to prevent the event known as "speading decline" by killing the nematodes that cause it. Of course, it also contaminated the shallow well ground water supply with an ordorless, colorless poison.
The anti-human things done in the name of "profit" maximization are legion and always done in ignorance, or at lease blindness as to long term considerations. This is normal. It is also the theme of all the adventure movies made in Hollywood.
Normal is a difficult term for definition when you apply it to the actions of people.
As a case in point, who on these board would you say is normal? Ed Nelson, P, Saddi Tech, Lindy, or yourself perhaps?
Publius
Off Topic » in reply to re: people don't normally dump dioxin in their back yards.
The problem with normalcy is that it is often abnormal...
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- Don't laugh, it could be your back yard.
