On the edge of common sense

American Western Magazine ^ | Sept 30, 2002 | Baxter Black

[EastIdaho]

What if the ANTI’s dreams came true. A land where livestock raising was outlawed - no cattle grazing, no dusty feedlots, no chicken houses, no hog confinement operations. All farming disallowed except strict organic gardening. No mining or drilling. No coal burning or nuclear power. No new damming of waterways and elimination of existing dams. No timber harvest - even on private lands. No research laboratories of any kind, no resort facilities on public lands, no wild game hunting, no snow mobiles, ATV’s, motorcycles, or 4-wheel drives on public lands.

[Texas_Jarhead]

we go to greater extremes to protect a fish or a bird than we do to protect our borders. shows you who's in control

[JimSEA]

Thanks for a touch of the genius of Baxter Black. It takes me cak to when I lived in Elko, before coming to the eco-looney Northwest were they are within sight of banning logging and fishing and Klamath basin farming.