Anyone who knows, Chuck, as I do, and has worked with him on conservation projects as I have, knows he is one of the finest people around. He cares about people. He cares about the land.
If you want to mock him with some sort of copy and paste BS, knock yourself out. While doing so, you might not embarrass yourself so much if you do a few more Google searches and see the many conservation projects he has lead, personally and in his professional life, that have nothing to do with logging or timber. From the comments of some, you would never know that he led one of the largest watershed conservation projects in Montana. In doing so, he not only helped protect a critical watershed, also protected was a vast amount of elk habitat for local hunters while keeping access in tact for all public recreation.
If any of you wonder how it is that the Montana Wood Products Industry came out in opposition of the crazy schemes to sell/transfer public lands, you would see Chuck's fingerprints on that decision. If you want to see a guy who volunteers thousands of hours and many times more than that in dollars, on behalf of public access and conservation, you need to look no further than Chuck Roady.
I often enjoy some of your humor, Jose. At times, the satire is on target. Some of it forces me to think from a different angle. In this instance, your default distaste for some activities, and casting stones at the good people (people you probably do not know) who might be in those activities, comes across as arrogant, uniformed, and adolescent.
I would take on the gates of hell with a bucket of ice, if I thought it would help Chuck Roady.
