Like any other political party they must worry about how to finance their proposals. Dick Racey argues that their only real chance is to start rethinking who creates money and how it should be used. We can t clean up our effluents. We can t afford to.
Competition is too keen.
Force us to clean up the mess, and we ll close down our operation. We ll stop producing these poisonous chemicals. Sure, I d like to give my land a rest. I have to squeeze every last nickel out of my land, or I lose everything. In our present economic system, whenever and wherever a vested interest is assailed, a hue and cry is raised as someone s livelihood is inevitably being threatened.