Tim,
First: The issue at hand is so, so much greater than you or me, or our
resolution or avoidance.
Second: Re - "While our world views do differ, I can accept yours as
"mostly harmless"." -- This statement says much more about you
than it does me. I'm doubtful you'll comprehend that.
Third: I care. I care for our children. I care for the Planet.
I could say more, but won't.
I am done.
I will not continue with this thread. I don't think the members
want it.
All is forgiven,
Mike
*blip*
zone 7 where Galanthus and Eranthis are in full bloom; Crocus tomm. and C.
sieberi have been blooming for over a week on a south facing slope;
Cyclamen coum has commenced blooming; the first Clivia are blooming in the
house; the Nothoscordum dialystemon has been blooming in the hoop- house
for several weeks; various Polyxena (Lachenalia), also in the hoop-house,
are long over. Snow the last two nights.
On Mon, Feb 3, 2020 at 4:30 AM Tim Eck <timeck17582@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Note: you can totally skip this email if you're not interested in this
> subject.
>
> Mike,
> I realize that, lacking context, my comments seemed flippant and
> dismissive. Partly it was triggered by your dismissive "Why Why Why"
> comments. Probably a lesson here, but without the conflict, would there
> have been resolution or just avoidance?
> While our world views do differ, I can accept yours as "mostly harmless".
> Mine is dominated by questions rather than answers. But I do know the ends
> don't justify the means because it's all means - at least until it ends,
> and then who cares?
> So all is forgiven,
> Tim
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