Monument Perspective

Here's a little perspective of what rural southern utah thinks of nat. monuments.

https://www.outdoorlife.com/grand-staircase-escalante-national-monument-gateway-perspective

"We don't have a gun problem we have prescription drug problem."

Figured we'd here crickets from the select few far left MM boys.

"We don't have a gun problem we have prescription drug problem."

Oh come on! We all know the oil was leaking out of the dirt. Drillers were lined up just ready to start.

The ranchers had created a modern dust bowl feeding off all the grass.

And there were no see/elk there until ole slick Willy saved it.

Its a modern day Yellowstone! Clinton is TR. This is just sour grapes


"The only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun"

LAST EDITED ON Dec-14-17 AT 11:31AM (MST)[p]So for Utah conservatives are against private property rights, against economic development, against the freedom to move where one wants, anti success, anti small business, for below cost grazing to subsidize cattleman, for using the power of government to pick winners and loser as long as they view themselves as winning. Ever wonder why the label of Fake Conservative fits so well.

Can you name a single person who has not been forced to change from how things were in 1960? If the ranchers had such attachment to the land then why did they cash out? Why didn't they sell to their neighbors for less money in order to keep those lands in the hands of ag. producers?

I ask this same question to ranchers who sell to the American Prairie Reserve here. All of them oppose the APR until it comes time to sell and then they sell to the guy with the most money.

I get that it sucks to have change in how the land is used but if you think some how Utah is special in that regard you are just a bunch of whiners.

How will they like it as a National Park, like your Utard Congressman wants?

Nemont

Yeah I'll bet that congressman will be voted out for that dumb idea.

"We don't have a gun problem we have prescription drug problem."

LAST EDITED ON Dec-22-17 AT 04:46PM (MST)[p]Tonight (Fri Dec 22) on KUED Channel 7, 7:30pm, Hinckley Report, 25 min. In-depth Discussion: Public Lands in Utah. Guests: David Nimkin/Nat'l Parks Conservation Assoc, Judy Fahys/KUER, Boyd Matheson?Sutherland Institute. Should be interesting!

It's federal land, who gives a FF what your perspective is. it belongs to all Americans as much as you.

Hopefully the tribes suit will tie it up until a democrat takes over in 2021. if not you can rejoice in phuking up what TR saved for the nation.















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