So Sagebrusher and Sal;
So if you and I go bankrupt they take and sell all our stuff and thats fair, But State and Federal goverments should be exempt from any and all.
What-a-crock you two brew
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Re: Protected lands in the US
Im embarrassed for youbabymick1 wrote:Not Really
I'd just buy it.
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Really Sal, where I go there's no one around for many miles. In fact the last time I was out I parked outside the wilderness and hiked 6 miles in. On the way out a helicopter from a distant circled around my truck, my brother and I and then took off right where it came from. I wonder what it cost? Not cheap I'm sure. They could open some roads, keep their limits and allow the older generations to enjoy the desert. Some people just like to sit at home watching the boob tube and think 'that was a wonderful trip we just saw'.Sal wrote:access is not denied only regulated. Because there are so many illegal incursions by motorized recreationists, the lands cannot be said to be protected.
When the method of access destroys the very thing that makes the land attractive to visitors (wildlife, scenery, silence, fresh air), it is right to limit access by that method.
Not me brother. I'll probably die out there and if people like you have their way that will be sooner then I planned.
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