Paws,
Since you are out of here I don't know if you will get this.
I don't appreciate being called names or any of the other nasty activities that you claim don't bother you. I demand respect because my parents taught me to call my elders Mr; to say sir and maam, to say please and thank you. I learned that rewards are earned and that when earned are worthy of respect. Yeah maybe that's one of the reasons I am proud of my sheep skins
I don't have a problem with your education, opinion or position. You should be proud of your accomplishments. My parents taught me the same kind of manners. In addition they taught me that if you have to remind people how important and intelligent you are that would be considered shallow. You don't intimidated me at all. You live in Ohio and I live in Montana how can I be physically, mentally or socially intimidated by you?
Show me where you were called vile names, being called Pompous isn't the same as calling people Assholes.
The debate over grazing rights is something that has been going on for years. I disagree with Mr. Marvel and Mr. Elkgunner regarding the total end of public land grazing.
Having said that I have never considered the bidding on grazing leases by non grazing entities an ethics issue. There must be change in the way public lands are grazed because the public is demanding it. No more overgrazing, end riparian area and wetlands destruction from cattle, those type of things. The debate is necessary to arrive at a solution.
Respectfully Yours
Nemont
B.S. Ed., CIC, ChC, CPCU, Former Sgt. U.S. Army, B. Co 16th Engineer Bn (awarded presidential unit citation for valor on the battlefield), Veteran First Gulf War, Father, Husband, Son. Official Score Keeper Sunnyside Country Club Thursday Night Men's league, Former President Glagow Kiwanis Club, Treasurer: DU Milk River Chapter.
[ 05-26-2004, 11:24: Message edited by: Nemont ]