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Ahhhhhhhh…… Wat?
I’m with you, TS. Whaaaaaat?
People who want “ZERO” disasters/fatalities/accidents/deaths/etc are meddlesome authoritarian control freaks.
What was it I learned long ago?………..
You expend 10% of your time and resources fixing 90% of a problem.
You expend 90% of your time and resources (trying to) fixing the remaining 10% of the same problem.
So I’m reading this as government being over cautious. One life too many is just bull manure.
I’m sorry, I thought God introduced the grizzly into Idaho, a long time before humans got there. We just took it upon ourselves to “correct” the “mistake” by wiping them out for time, instead of learning to live within boundaries. Kinda like every other decision our species makes. Sorry if this sounds “green”, but I don’t see anything wrong with respecting and conserving a species and its natural habitat.
I’m with you, RB. I consider people trying to protect us from “what might happen” way more dangerous than anything with four legs.
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Ahhhhhhhh…… Wat?
I’m with you, TS. Whaaaaaat?
People who want “ZERO” disasters/fatalities/accidents/deaths/etc are meddlesome authoritarian control freaks.
What was it I learned long ago?………..
You expend 10% of your time and resources fixing 90% of a problem.
You expend 90% of your time and resources (trying to) fixing the remaining 10% of the same problem.
So I’m reading this as government being over cautious. One life too many is just bull manure.
I’m sorry, I thought God introduced the grizzly into Idaho, a long time before humans got there. We just took it upon ourselves to “correct” the “mistake” by wiping them out for time, instead of learning to live within boundaries. Kinda like every other decision our species makes. Sorry if this sounds “green”, but I don’t see anything wrong with respecting and conserving a species and its natural habitat.
I’m with you, RB. I consider people trying to protect us from “what might happen” way more dangerous than anything with four legs.