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Raphae
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On Fri, 10 Jun 2005 04:55:41 GMT, Cycle America <[email protected]>
wrote:
>
>Because Indy Greenways has
>proven so successful at increasing property values,
Its sad that a movement to do something good for the community always
has to have an appeal to good old greed.
What about inner city kids who will more than likely grow up and never
be able to afford homes in their lives, and who must incessantly
breath in the cancer-causing toxins and suffer the consequent adverse
affects of particulates, nitrous oxides, hydrocarbons, and other
emmisions? I guess that argument doesn't hold a candle to the good
old greed appeal.
wrote:
>
>Because Indy Greenways has
>proven so successful at increasing property values,
Its sad that a movement to do something good for the community always
has to have an appeal to good old greed.
What about inner city kids who will more than likely grow up and never
be able to afford homes in their lives, and who must incessantly
breath in the cancer-causing toxins and suffer the consequent adverse
affects of particulates, nitrous oxides, hydrocarbons, and other
emmisions? I guess that argument doesn't hold a candle to the good
old greed appeal.
