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To: marktwain

Maybe if humans would just stay the F out of a place like that a remote island in the arctic where Polar Bears live, then the need to ‘defend yourselves’ could be avoided?

If humans figure out time travel, I’m sure we will travel back to the Cretacous period just so we can ‘defend ourselves’ with an automatic shotgun, and write an article for ammoland about how we were in mortal peril and it was IMPOSSIBLE to avoid the dangerous situation we were in.


11 posted on 05/18/2023 4:53:08 AM PDT by KobraKai
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To: KobraKai

How do YOU determine where a person can and cannot go. We are the stewards of this planet. Sometimes we have to crop and harvest


15 posted on 05/18/2023 5:27:15 AM PDT by Vaquero (Don't pick a fight with an old guy. If he is too old to fight, he'll just kill you. )
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To: KobraKai

There is not apex predator for polar bears, until man appeared
Mess with us, and they die.
That’s why there are not polar bears in lots of populated places.
Take a look at a map, there is huge amounts of territory people don’t live in up north. Better yet, take a tour by plane.


17 posted on 05/18/2023 6:06:56 AM PDT by BereanBrain
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To: KobraKai

It’s early but your post might be the dumbest post for the day.


20 posted on 05/18/2023 6:53:47 AM PDT by 1FreeAmerican
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To: KobraKai

Pull your panties up! I go fishing, hunting or camping in griz country WEEKLY (SW Montana). Is there a hint of danger… sure. That’s what makes it fun.


22 posted on 05/18/2023 6:57:44 AM PDT by Levy78 (Reject modernity, embrace tradition. )
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