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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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Every man for himself suggests humans are somewhat
self-destructive in nature. That's
where leadership from the best of the
best comes in. It SAVES us.
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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Some LEO's can be real pricks
Its been well stated/documented over the years that many DNR and various other LEO's treat ORV users like first rate criminals here in Michigan. In fact, I have a friend who is a DNR officer and he once stated to me that when they go thru the Academy, they are taught to pull over anyone on an ATV/ORV no matter what they are doing.
This type of harrassment is unacceptable and must be stopped.
32% OF EVERY ORV sticker goes to support LAW ENFORCEMENT, not LAW HARRASSMENT..If your caught doing something wrong, than you DESERVE a citation and some harsh tougue lashing. But just to be stereotyped by LEO's because you are on an ATV/ORV is HARRASSMENT and if it every happens to me, you can bet your ass that I'd be seeing the cop in COURT.
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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ATVer's are all bad people!
The fact is 10 to 15 % of all atv'ers are potenial problem maker's, the same exact figure for automobiler's! What if we used the same double standard here and said you dirty rotten poluting noise making going off road cars/trucks etc. should not even be allowed to drive on the roads period! Is it a right or a privlige to drive reguardless of what you are driving until you abuse that right or privilge?
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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I have a very rich and fulfilling life that includes remunerative and otherwise rewarding work, have a world of friends, and engage in many enjoyable activities.
The enjoyable activities in which I engage take me to northen Michigan, where I spend a fair bit of my hard-earned money as I go – many thousands of dollars a year, as a matter of fact.
Thing is, the activities I enjoy are not the sort that tear up the earth, destroy fish and game habitat, intrude on others, and create social conflict. Being a peace-loving sort, I also try to avoid areas that cater to that sort of behavior.
You, on the other hand, seem to equate the pursuit of enjoyment with abusing the land and other people. I just don’t see your behavior as very desirable.
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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Are ATV Riders Ignorant Sociopaths?
It sure seems so.
The ATV fan’s mantra, in an ATV fan’s own words:
“ … we could all get along if you just do what I want. You are a narcissitic twit. Get over it, it ain't all about you princess. Besides, if an ATV is destroying "fish habitat" then said ATV rider has more pressing problems at that moment.”
In addition to being entirely uncivil and essentially sociopathic, the above utterance demonstrates profound ignorance about what ATVs do to the environment and how they do it.
No wonder wherever ATVs and ORVs roam we get torn up ground, habitat destruction, problems with trespass, litter and vandalism, and social conflict.
“Some folks will fight to the death for whats right. You should thank them.”
That’s absolutely correct. I will continue to “fight” for maintaining restrictions on ATV-ORV recreation because it is the right thing to do. Minimizing torn up ground, habitat destruction, problems with trespass, litter and vandalism, and social conflict – all created by ATV riders in the name of “recreation” – is always the right thing.
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