permaculture

[David Riley <reuselumber@yahoo.com>]

I like that this is an international listserv.  I can see, and I respect, the 
differences in the approach to permaculture on different continents and in 
various bioregions. Focusing on politics of one specific area is 
counter-productive, just as focusing on one religion and trying to marry it 
to permaculture is counter-productive.

Myopic viewpoints and opinions are an egotistic internet fantasy. 

I am losing sight of the PERMACULTURE topics that provide value to me, 
amongst the banter of egotists that need to drive their point home 
(concerning off-topic subjects). I also  practice self-censorship on this 
list to allow for all points of view but, I find that I have to delete entire 
digests consisting of days worth of topics because I see no value in tired 
subjects, by the same names.

Ken, when I see your name now, or anyone referring to the politician that you 
feel the need to rant on about, or the word POLITICS, I delete the message or 
skip it. Through your adamant stance you have, in my view, assigned your own 
name and subject to the no read list. 

At first, you seemed to have valid things to contribute to Permaculture 
discussion, please don't lose yourself in trying to be right about this topic 
or you may be going to negative reaction about your subject matter.

Regards,

David





   8. Re: Politics-Is it relevant to Permaculture? (Kenneth Benway)











       
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