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After the wolf introduction, CO can bring back wolverines. Maybe they can clean up the Denver streets. https://www.cbsnews.com/colora...troduction-colorado/

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My vote is for Colorado to reintroduce grizzly bears. Start out with them in the Needles Wilderness Area and Estes Park have then chase those pesky Boulder liberals around.


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My vote is for Colorado to reintroduce grizzly bears. Start out with them in the Needles Wilderness Area and Estes Park have then chase those pesky Boulder liberals around.



That would work for me!!
 
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We have this situation in Colorado where the city mice (front range; Denver and Boulder) out vote us country mice on the western slope.
 
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It happens in most of the states in the U.S I think they should give people in mountains/country 5x votes.


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We have this situation in Colorado where the city mice (front range; Denver and Boulder) out vote us country mice on the western slope.



The northeast plains are out voted, the same like you.
 
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Each county should have one vote. I'd bet that Colorado wouldn't be blue.
 
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We should get one vote per acre we pay taxes on. Then we wouldn't have all these problems.


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We should get one vote per acre we pay taxes on. Then we wouldn't have all these problems.


Originally, things were more or less like that...


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https://www.foxnews.com/politi...near-rural-community

Colorado next?


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So, it's democracy ya'll hate?


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I love the republic whis is different than a flat democracy. One with checks and balances. I do prefer grizzlies to most people though.


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I love the republic whis is different than a flat democracy. One with checks and balances. I do prefer grizzlies to most people though.


We have always been a democratic republic.

Personally, I'd rather have functioning ecosystems than pastures of elk and deer, but that's just me.

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I love the republic whis is different than a flat democracy. One with checks and balances. I do prefer grizzlies to most people though.


We have always been a democratic republic.

Personally, I'd rather have functioning ecosystems than pastures of elk and deer, but that's just me.

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Same thing could have been accomplished by allowing human hunter to take elk.
 
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I love the republic whis is different than a flat democracy. One with checks and balances. I do prefer grizzlies to most people though.


We have always been a democratic republic.

Personally, I'd rather have functioning ecosystems than pastures of elk and deer, but that's just me.

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Same thing could have been accomplished by allowing human hunter to take elk.


Go read the article, the wolves did far more than reduce herd numbers, the cascading effects restored the entire ecosystem complete with elk and deer.


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I love the republic whis is different than a flat democracy. One with checks and balances. I do prefer grizzlies to most people though.


We have always been a democratic republic.

Personally, I'd rather have functioning ecosystems than pastures of elk and deer, but that's just me.

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Spoken like a true anti hunter…. And I read the article.I’m not too concerned with beaver, raven, and beetle populations.


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We have always been a democratic republic.



you mean a constitutional republic.

a democratic republic is what Venezuela has.
 
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I love the republic whis is different than a flat democracy. One with checks and balances. I do prefer grizzlies to most people though.


We have always been a democratic republic.

Personally, I'd rather have functioning ecosystems than pastures of elk and deer, but that's just me.

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Do you have wolves on your property 'improving' the ecosystem?


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No wolves yet Ann, but I have lions, black bears, deer and coyotes. Looking forward to the wolves and the grizzly bears Smiler


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I love the republic whis is different than a flat democracy. One with checks and balances. I do prefer grizzlies to most people though.


We have always been a democratic republic.

Personally, I'd rather have functioning ecosystems than pastures of elk and deer, but that's just me.

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Do you have wolves on your property 'improving' the ecosystem?


Since roughly a third of Colorado is Federal land I soon shall it seems.


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I love the republic whis is different than a flat democracy. One with checks and balances. I do prefer grizzlies to most people though.


We have always been a democratic republic.

Personally, I'd rather have functioning ecosystems than pastures of elk and deer, but that's just me.

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Spoken like a true anti hunter…. And I read the article.I’m not too concerned with beaver, raven, and beetle populations.


If you want to shoot elk or deer stacked up behind a fence there are lots of places that offer that kind of sport. A healthy, functioning ecosystem is a lot more resilient when a harsh winter or a drought hits, and much more likely to support deer and elk across it.


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I love the republic whis is different than a flat democracy. One with checks and balances. I do prefer grizzlies to most people though.


We have always been a democratic republic.

Personally, I'd rather have functioning ecosystems than pastures of elk and deer, but that's just me.

Link


Spoken like a true anti hunter…. And I read the article.I’m not too concerned with beaver, raven, and beetle populations.


If you want to shoot elk or deer stacked up behind a fence there are lots of places that offer that kind of sport. A healthy, functioning ecosystem is a lot more resilient when a harsh winter or a drought hits, and much more likely to support deer and elk across it.


Do you hunt? Specifically, in the west?
 
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So, it's democracy ya'll hate?

No its the STUPID and IGNORANT liberals that are ruining our GREAT country!


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Personally, I'd rather have functioning ecosystems than pastures of elk and deer, but that's just me.

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Spoken like a true anti hunter…. And I read the article.I’m not too concerned with beaver, raven, and beetle populations.[/QUOTE]

If you want to shoot elk or deer stacked up behind a fence there are lots of places that offer that kind of sport. A healthy, functioning ecosystem is a lot more resilient when a harsh winter or a drought hits, and much more likely to support deer and elk across it.[/QUOTE]


I'm solidly in the fully functional ecosystem camp and I do hunt, a lot! If you want GOOD hunting, not necessarily the easiest hunting, take care of the birds, raptors, rodents, and bugs and wetlands and streams and yes, predators. I lived in AK for decades and now in MT with plenty of black, brown, grizzly bears (often in the front or back yard when I'm trying to leave for work), lynx, wolves, coyotes, mtn lions, etc. The sky won't fall and the game will be healthier for it.

We hunters can be our own worst enemy, as if a little is good then more must be better. We notice deer at a stock tank, so we put out a feeder. Then a food crop. Then a fence to protect them from predators and to stop them from being hunted by our neighbors. Then cameras to managed the genetics of "our" deer and certainly the extermination of any predator that could compete with us while ignoring the many other roles they play. The hiring QDM consultants. It is a slippery slope from our desire to successfully hunt a wild animal into wildlife ranching, and ironically requires ever more effort.

I personally think deer hunting is less fun than watching paint dry, but I'd rather stalk a doe living wild than a monster buck that had to be "helped" along and protected at every stage of its life just so I can shoot it. I can get feedlot meat without having to get up at 3am and freezing!

And for the record, I do think predator reintroductions should start with "The Golden Bear State" that currently lacks ANY of its namesake grizzlies and Central Park, as the Dutch reported bears, wolves, and coyotes on Manhatten after their arrival.

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Agree lol!


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We are a Constitutional Republic! Thank God!
 
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First wolves released from an Oregon Pack yesterday. Experiment has begun.


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First wolves released from an Oregon Pack yesterday. Experiment has begun.



https://www.msn.com/en-us/news...12cc2a63a916d&ei=116
 
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Looking into this specific example of relocating wolves from Oregon to Coloraado, the wolves moved came from the largest packs in Oregon.
There are estimated to be 178 individual wolves in Oregon.
The cost of "wolf management" in Oregon was over $2M in 2022 alone.
That's an annual cost of over $11,000 per wolf!

So much for a natural "functioning ecosystem"!!

Insane...

https://dfw.state.or.us/Wolves...olf_Report_Final.pdf
 
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First wolves released from an Oregon Pack yesterday. Experiment has begun.


Only “winner” here was Oregon as they were able to rid themselves of 5 wolves
 
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We should get one vote per acre we pay taxes on. Then we wouldn't have all these problems.


NO! NON! NO HOW! Go back to the original design of the Founding Fathers - only landowners are allowed to vote. Back then there was only property tax so it was basically only taxpayers voting. I wouldn't object to those who actually pay Income Tax being franchised as well. But if you didn't actually pay, you don't vote. Excludes those earned income credit filers that get back more than they pay. Apply this standard to all elections everywhere. Quit letting the freeloaders vote themselves more public largess at the taxpayers expense.


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You guys would've been happy with the French system before their revolution, except of course if you weren't one of the landed gentry.


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We should get one vote per acre we pay taxes on. Then we wouldn't have all these problems.


NO! NON! NO HOW! Go back to the original design of the Founding Fathers - only landowners are allowed to vote. Back then there was only property tax so it was basically only taxpayers voting. I wouldn't object to those who actually pay Income Tax being franchised as well. But if you didn't actually pay, you don't vote. Excludes those earned income credit filers that get back more than they pay. Apply this standard to all elections everywhere. Quit letting the freeloaders vote themselves more public largess at the taxpayers expense.


It should not be city people voting to put predators in our pastures. This is what is happening. Those wolves will not stick to bambi.


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I would be happy if the folks who voted for unnecessary feel good measures to simply pay for what they vote for.
If there are costs associated with the reintroduction and management of these wolves, then I'm sure that those who voted "yes" will happily pay for it.
 
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We should get one vote per acre we pay taxes on. Then we wouldn't have all these problems.


NO! NON! NO HOW! Go back to the original design of the Founding Fathers - only landowners are allowed to vote. Back then there was only property tax so it was basically only taxpayers voting. I wouldn't object to those who actually pay Income Tax being franchised as well. But if you didn't actually pay, you don't vote. Excludes those earned income credit filers that get back more than they pay. Apply this standard to all elections everywhere. Quit letting the freeloaders vote themselves more public largess at the taxpayers expense.


Sorry, this is not a personal attack but I'm not going to sit idly by while some folks call for citizens they disagree with to be stripped of the right to vote or otherwise disenfranchised. We fought a revolution over those ideas at the cost of a lot of lives. Where would this sort of logic end?

As someone who I assume is well versed in US history, you'll surely know that it was actually only white landowners, who owned as certain amount of property (in the thousands of acres) who had the right to vote. And 99% of federal revenue came from tariffs on imports, as there was and is no such thing as federal property taxes. But you already knew that.

As someone who, given your sig line, also swore an oath to uphold and defend the US constitution against all enemies foreign AND domestic, including those pesky 14th, 15th, and 19th amendments that some find apparently problematic, I find a call to return to that era repugnant to say the least and a violation of your oath at worst. We can all do so much better than this.

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I don't mean to be ugly, but I want to live in your reality. We are past the turning point with Supreme Court/federal/state judges that wipe their asses with the Constitution. And legislators that do the same. Without sanction. Or penalty. You want to play by the law and rules, and the democrats threw that playbook away in the 1960s. Now you have a weaponized Federal LE that only enforce the law against conservatives, and if they can't find a broken law, they will just make something up. Our vaunted Intel agencies and the Corporations are on board with this which makes the Nazis look like rank amateurs.
 
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First wolves released from an Oregon Pack yesterday. Experiment has begun.


Only “winner” here was Oregon as they were able to rid themselves of 5 wolves


And now, after the Colorado Division of Wildlife claims that they wouldn't accept any wolves from known cattle depredation packs, it is revealed that two of the three packs these wolves came from are in fact cattle killers.
Just perfect...
 
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you mean a constitutional republic.

a democratic republic is what Venezuela has.

A Constitutional, limited Democracy where the People, even the ones you disagree w get to vote; just like you.

As far as Wolf Reintroduction, I think it is bad policy. I see it hurting elk populations and causing conflict it farmers that will not be addressed. However, that alone does not make it policy that is not enactable through the process of the vote.

You can ignore Jefffive’s observations of a better overall ecosystem bc you do not care about non-game species. However, that does not defeat his argument, and I argue w him all the time.

Bottom line is no one gets to pro rate the vote. Win the debate, form a better Party, or accept the consequences of elections.
 
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