When people travelled in to help protect the river from the pipeline some tried to use the hypocrite play, "If you've travelled in by any vehicle not powered by yourself then you've proven the need for a pipeline." My reply was that if they hadn't been able to get so many people from far afield, then they wouldn't have stood a chance anyway. It was only the fact that they got so many protestors and world wide attention that they actually managed to stop them undermining that part of the river. You're not going to get enough people together in one place without having them travel in, but the chances are they'll use as few vehicles as possible.

I realize that perfection is the enemy of the good

Isn't that the truth! Aim for improvement, by all means, but don't get caught up trying to do the impossible.

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