Florida Creeks — Yes, the Bodies of Water — Sue

[Aaron]

Florida Creeks — Yes, the Bodies of Water — Sue to Enforce “Nature Rights” | Evolution News

But rights of nature essentially moots that representative process and grants tremendous impeding power to environmental activists, not only diminishing democratic control but potentially preventing projects that would offer tremendous benefit to humans from even being conceived. After all, why go to all the trouble of creating the plan, getting the permits, etc., if local greens can sue it to a complete halt or force developers and government agencies to engage in an expensive and time-consuming legal defense?

Do you see the potential for tremendous mischief and severe harm to human thriving that the nature-rights movement intends? Do you not agree that this movement has to — finally — be taken seriously and stopped while in the embryonic stage?​

 

[RighteousnessTemperance&]

This is your brain on Progressive Leftism. Truly nightmarish.

And what will ensue if those waterways turn out to be as sentient as those embracing Progressive Leftism? Can it be effectively argued that what emits from AOC amounts to more than that of a babbling brook?

 

[Paul from Antioch]

This is your brain on Progressive Leftism. Truly nightmarish.

And what will ensue if those waterways turn out to be as sentient as those embracing Progressive Leftism? Can it be effectively argued that what emits from AOC amounts to more than that of a babbling brook?

Not denying either side here, but The Weather Channel had an interesting program the other week that described why places such as the FL peninsula is so prone to have sink holes (& this would include much of the N American continent as well). In recent years discoveries have found that, in fact, there actually ARE such things as "the fountains of the deep" that causes this to occur. Just think... the God Noah obeyed wasn't so dumb after all!!