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Boundary Waters Quetico Forum Listening Point - General Discussion The world needs more bureaucrats |
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05/20/2021 02:23PM
Ugh! I thought maybe the super weird attitudes toward camping was isolated to Ontario, but it would seem that Alberta has been infected as well. I'm worried about Canada.
Admittedly, I hear more and more stories of people noticing the USFS buzzing above them more and more frequently in their de Havilland Beavers, so I guess the difference wouldn't actually be that big.
Admittedly, I hear more and more stories of people noticing the USFS buzzing above them more and more frequently in their de Havilland Beavers, so I guess the difference wouldn't actually be that big.
05/20/2021 03:01PM
Interesting...I wonder if the USFS would consider doing this if the silliness, irresponsibility, or complaints of 2020 continued into 2022 and beyond. I am not suggesting they do.
Mike
Mike
I did indeed rock down to Electric Avenue, but I did not take it higher. I regret that.
05/20/2021 09:46PM
Ford is once again taking credit for the declining numbers with his lockdown. But you tell me how it is that the state of Michigan, with the same climate, same population density and the same surge in April but with even more dire infections and death tallies than Ontario was able to reverse the trend without locking down. Whitmer was expressly told by the experts that the vaccine would not help her turn it around...that she needed another lockdown. Well, like so many states before hers, she chose to ignore the alarmism. For what reason? I don't know. The fact is that these two jurisdictions were in he same place a month ago - no, that's wrong...Michigan was in a worse place. Each achieved the same result. Michigan remains relatively free while Ontario is locked down.
Yet the government bureaucrats continue to be employed in an uninterrupted fashion, remuneration and pensions guaranteed and dreaming up whacked out methods to eavesdrop on their fellow citizens.
Total BS.
Yet the government bureaucrats continue to be employed in an uninterrupted fashion, remuneration and pensions guaranteed and dreaming up whacked out methods to eavesdrop on their fellow citizens.
Total BS.
05/20/2021 10:21PM
Michigan vs. Ontario...currently Michigan is doing well due to vaccinations. Sorry your country's performance in this category has been pathetic for an industrialized modern nation. If you look at performance for the entire year, Ontario did a better job than Michigan. Fewer cases, fewer deaths.
Do I agree with how Ontario did all their shutdowns? No way. I agree with you, but you also have to admit Ontario did better early on.
Not trying to start a fight over who's better... both countries made errors... some we won’t know for years... probably some things they both did well we won’t know for years as well.
T
Do I agree with how Ontario did all their shutdowns? No way. I agree with you, but you also have to admit Ontario did better early on.
Not trying to start a fight over who's better... both countries made errors... some we won’t know for years... probably some things they both did well we won’t know for years as well.
T
05/21/2021 06:45AM
Like T, I've witnessed suffering. I've seen someone struggle to breathe despite the array of lines perforating their bodies. It's not like dying of a heart attack, which means having to endure the feeling of a rhino on your chest for a few minutes before you're gone. Dying through your failing lungs is the slowest of deaths, half breath by half breath.
I will paddle eternal, Kevlar and carbon.
05/21/2021 11:21PM
tumblehome: "MikeinMpls: "I thought the thread was actually gonna be about drones!
Mike"
Like most BWCA threads, we take a hard right turn soon after the first few posts. Sort of fun I guess. :)
Tom"
I had been hoping to just make it a thread about whether firing missiles at misbehaving campers was a LNT problem because of the craters they would leave. Oh well.
05/22/2021 07:04AM
andym: "tumblehome: "MikeinMpls: "I thought the thread was actually gonna be about drones!
Mike"
Like most BWCA threads, we take a hard right turn soon after the first few posts. Sort of fun I guess. :)
Tom"
I had been hoping to just make it a thread about whether firing missiles at misbehaving campers was a LNT problem because of the craters they would leave. Oh well."
Even if this this thing was implemented I can imagine a scenario where some department head cancels the program because it mostly yielded shots of campers mooning the drones.
05/22/2021 07:50AM
andym: "tumblehome: "MikeinMpls: "I thought the thread was actually gonna be about drones!
Mike"
Like most BWCA threads, we take a hard right turn soon after the first few posts. Sort of fun I guess. :)
Tom"
I had been hoping to just make it a thread about whether firing missiles at misbehaving campers was a LNT problem because of the craters they would leave. Oh well."
The craters will fill with water and the water will fill with fish, so no worry.
I will paddle eternal, Kevlar and carbon.
05/24/2021 10:11AM
Stumpy: "Bringing shotgun from now on"
I had a neighbour with a drone and I considered shooting it down if it flew over my house...but I checked into it first a found out in Canada you cannot arbitrarily shoot down a drone even if it flies over your property without your permission.
It is however illegal to fly drones in Ontario Provincial Parks without written consent.
05/26/2021 11:41AM
andym: "Good thing this idea was canceled. It was clearly poorly thought out. Monitoring campers with small drones is stupid. You need to use large drones that can fire missiles at people who violate leave no trace principles."Lmao
" I want to know Gods thoughts , The rest are details " Albert Einstein. WWJD
05/26/2021 01:19PM
andym: "Thank you Argo and MissMolly. I feel fulfilled now.
1) Did you means "shots of" or "shots at" campers who are mooning the drones. It could be both.
2) so does creating new fishing lakes count as upgrading the wilderness?"
It not only upgrades the wilderness, but if a crater becomes a pond on an island, then a lake will have its own pond, which is sort of like a human mammal having a canine mammal and we all know how wonderful that is.
I will paddle eternal, Kevlar and carbon.
05/26/2021 01:45PM
missmolly: "Like T, I've witnessed suffering. I've seen someone struggle to breathe despite the array of lines perforating their bodies. It's not like dying of a heart attack, which means having to endure the feeling of a rhino on your chest for a few minutes before you're gone. Dying through your failing lungs is the slowest of deaths, half breath by half breath. "
I too have witnessed Covid Patients desperately trying to breathe. No doubt in my mind that the vast majority of people unvaccinated would roll up their sleeves if they observed what I have.
"Everybody needs beauty as well as bread, places to play in and pray in, where nature may heal and give strength to body and soul" John Muir
05/26/2021 02:56PM
missmolly: "It not only upgrades the wilderness, but if a crater becomes a pond on an island, then a lake will have its own pond, which is sort of like a human mammal having a canine mammal and we all know how wonderful that is. "
You are thinking on an even grander scale than I am. I was thinking that small craters might form lovely hot tubs. Either way, these are going to be really popular camp sites.
05/26/2021 04:10PM
andym: "missmolly: "It not only upgrades the wilderness, but if a crater becomes a pond on an island, then a lake will have its own pond, which is sort of like a human mammal having a canine mammal and we all know how wonderful that is. "
You are thinking on an even grander scale than I am. I was thinking that small craters might form lovely hot tubs. Either way, these are going to be really popular camp sites."
Hot tubs? Yikes, for that loops us back to nekkid folks being filmed by drones!
I will paddle eternal, Kevlar and carbon.
05/26/2021 04:11PM
Freddy: "missmolly: "Like T, I've witnessed suffering. I've seen someone struggle to breathe despite the array of lines perforating their bodies. It's not like dying of a heart attack, which means having to endure the feeling of a rhino on your chest for a few minutes before you're gone. Dying through your failing lungs is the slowest of deaths, half breath by half breath. "
I too have witnessed Covid Patients desperately trying to breathe. No doubt in my mind that the vast majority of people unvaccinated would roll up their sleeves if they observed what I have."
You're right, Freddy.
I will paddle eternal, Kevlar and carbon.
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