SikFuk
Really Really Experienced
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And then the obverse could be claimed. It's public land, it belongs to the public. Mr. Bundy is the public. How much of his taxes have been used to acquire, maintain or improve said land?
The street goes two ways, unless your in the downtown sections were every other street is one way. The BLM doesn't own the land, the people do. The people are the public. You, me, everyone is the public. Government isn't the public no matter how much people wish it to be.
So, how do the public at large benefit the most from that particular piece of land? By letting Mr. Bundy's 400 illegal cows tear up the desert without paying for the damage, or by kicking the cows off the land so they can replace a coal-fired power plant with a non-polluting solar power plant?
Like you said Zeb, it's not supposed to be about Mr. Bundy, it's supposed to be about "you, me, everyone."
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