I would have expected that Her Majesty's Treasury would generally be interested in figuring out ways to make the British economy grow faster, not ways to restrict businesses, which can only decrease economic growth, for the sake of the environment. Why is the British Treasury not to be trusted here? Or better yet, why don't you address specific points of the document that Chelvis linked to that you disagree with? Presumably there's some flaw in the actual analysis that you can point to, without having to resort to guilt-by-association arguments.
Random Victim | Wed, 04/23/2008 - 20:45
I would have expected that Her Majesty's Treasury would generally be interested in figuring out ways to make the British economy grow faster, not ways to restrict businesses, which can only decrease economic growth, for the sake of the environment. Why is the British Treasury not to be trusted here? Or better yet, why don't you address specific points of the document that Chelvis linked to that you disagree with? Presumably there's some flaw in the actual analysis that you can point to, without having to resort to guilt-by-association arguments.
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