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Re: When will the EPA madness stop
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Posted by Gary in TX on June 13, 2004 at 07:14:34 from (209.151.115.199):
In Reply to: When will the EPA madness stop posted by Wayne on June 12, 2004 at 21:29:51:
Sounds more too me like kickback to the manufacturors of the the components that they are changing, making more money by replaceing rather than repairing. In my opinion its the big guys wanting more and the hell with the little guys! Progress, huh, it seems more to me like we are taking steps backwards. I would like to see made in America on more items. You can rest assured that its more of a money issue rather than a enviromental, take a close look at that word, enviromental, enviro mental, mental being the key word. Now I'm not saying that its a bad thing to look out for our enviroment, I think we should but some of these people are carrying it too far.
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