Quote Originally Posted by Hummer View Post
As for the wolves, I don't think it will be long before they begin killing livestock, dogs, cats and maybe free-roaming kids on the Front Range. Then, urban voters might come to realize why wolves were extirpated from most of the continental U.S. a hundred years ago.
I'm of the belief that even then they still wouldn't mind it unless, of course, it was their kid.

Quote Originally Posted by MED View Post
The stupid urban idiots that push for this garbage are completely clueless how it impacts the region as well as other wildlife.
I'm going to have to disagree with you on this.

I think many of them know exactly what type of impact it will have and either don't care or want this impact. [NOTE: Listed responses are NOT how I feel but it's how many of those who want the wolves feel.]

  • Decimating game populations? Good, then hunters can't murder these animals. It's "just nature" when the wolves do it.
  • Harming outfitters and communities who rely on hunters for their revenue? Good, you're just accomplices in the murdering of these animals.
  • Harming ranching? Good, you shouldn't be raising animals to just murder them anyway.
  • Harming argiculture? Good, get your vegetables at the supermarket where they make them.
  • Harm people or pets? Good, this is what they get for living in the wolves habitat.
  • Harm mountain lions and other native predators? Oh well, small price to pay for bringing back these adorable cuddly wolves.



Quote Originally Posted by Hummer View Post
Okay, I'm the guilty one. The article was labeled as satire in the May 23 Grand Junction Daily Sentinel, and I didn't include it. Since this is a Front Range-centered forum, I wanted to see who would protest, and if anyone would sign the initiative petition and vote for it. I sure as hell would!
I had to double-check given the insanity that gets proposed here in the state.


Quote Originally Posted by Hummer View Post
It is the perfect example of the Tyranny of the Majority. And it is why our founding fathers established a republic rather than a democracy. Colorado is now an autocracy because we don't have a governor who stands for the entire state..
Naw, we no longer have a republic, and barely even a democracy. The left got everyone calling it a democracy vice republic for so long that no one even understands the difference any more. From there it has been easy to run as a democracy that's quickly sliding into something far worse. All by plan.