Growth is not the answer to anything unless you want more environmental degradation.
We have more than enough.
We need to slow down and take it easy and count our blessings.
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- bix1951
- Los Angeles, California, United States
- Looks like I need to put up some biographical info and credentials. I am a graduate of UC Berkeley. I also went to law school for one year and then dropped out. What lawyers deal with (disputes and the potential for disputes) was not my cup of tea. I also went on to get a California Real Estate Broker's license. My livelihood for many years has been operating and managing apartments on the west side of Los Angeles.
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