Mr Sprintzen: "Are we to believe that environmentalists are above reproach? Beyond criticism?"

I could ask the same question. Are vegetarians/vegans above reproach? Judging from the self-congratulatory, smirking tone of the Jewcy vegetarians, that's the impression one would get.

 And why would environmentalists involve themselves in the fight against AIDS? That's not their job description, that's the province of public health workers. I am sure that there are lots of environmentalists who also care about AIDS relief, but why should that be their main concern. There are no Live Aid concerts for wildlife, like there are for famine and AIDS victims. I don't see anyone going around with green ribbons pinned to their lapels.

 As for your asinine comment about Hadassah innovating the draining of swamps (I see you removed your original "suck it" comment), what are you trying to imply? BTW, the Romans used the draining of swamps to combat malaria long before the Ashkenazi Jews settled in Jerusalem. So I want to know, why don't you think that the spraying of DDT was good enough for the Ashkenazi Jewish settlers in Israel? It's okay to push a deadly poison on dark-skinned Africans, but not on your Jewish kin. I love the hypocrisy here.

 BTW, I didn't say that Iranians were Arabs, but if you want to nitpick, who am I to deny you. I mean, how much time did it take Kurtzman to put up that snarky veggiecon site. Snark, snark, snark. Better than thinking of legitimate arguments to support his sliming of the environmentalist movement.