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From: cwa@ihuxm.UUCP
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Subject: Re:Re:Re:Nuclear Exchange
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Date: Tue, 6-Dec-83 15:12:46 EST
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Posted: Tue Dec  6 15:12:46 1983
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Trying to respond without getting too deeply into religion, which would
make the argument larger than the point being argued, is not easy.

I feel that the life bearing world would not be significant if man was not
around to enjoy it, but by no means do I condone paving the forests and
rivers or leveling the mountains or land filling the valleys.  We should
respect other forms of life - animals and plants in order to preserve them
for future human generations, not for their own sake.  Destroying nature
is a crime against all of mankind.

Carl W. Amport		Naperville, IL		ihuxm!cwa