One would think offroad vehicle manufacturers would be throwing money at promoting the positive and taking down these idiots messages.
A Serious Threat & a Seriously Misconstruing Organization!
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Who wants to be my "sugar daddy"? LOL
I'd be all over this.... putting a team together to get all the facts and supporting documentation and then building a website, producing a video and creating any and all promotional materials to get the facts out there and widely distributed.
We need something out there to counter the damage this guy and other organizations are doing to our community - something that we want to be apart of and love to support! Although, I love to support BRC and SAWs and other organizations like them, we need something more.
Stop Thrillcraft is a pretty serious threat in my eyes because there are just too many people in our country who will believe this stuff and with everyone on the "green" wagon today (I am in many ways), it will just be easier for them to gain more steam. But the general public needs to not only see the facts about us and that trying to erradicate us is a waste of their time and money but that their efforts and precious dollars should be focused on real and serious issues - why waste money and time on turning already protected from development and managed forests into Wilderness? (Well, because someone's making a lot of money off this idea!) There are too many other things that need to be focused on right now because those things make the biggest impact on our earth, our way of life and it's environment. The list is just too long to even go into detail about those things but I'm sure all of you can come up several of those issues within a 5 second period!
I'd be all over this.... putting a team together to get all the facts and supporting documentation and then building a website, producing a video and creating any and all promotional materials to get the facts out there and widely distributed.
We need something out there to counter the damage this guy and other organizations are doing to our community - something that we want to be apart of and love to support! Although, I love to support BRC and SAWs and other organizations like them, we need something more.
Stop Thrillcraft is a pretty serious threat in my eyes because there are just too many people in our country who will believe this stuff and with everyone on the "green" wagon today (I am in many ways), it will just be easier for them to gain more steam. But the general public needs to not only see the facts about us and that trying to erradicate us is a waste of their time and money but that their efforts and precious dollars should be focused on real and serious issues - why waste money and time on turning already protected from development and managed forests into Wilderness? (Well, because someone's making a lot of money off this idea!) There are too many other things that need to be focused on right now because those things make the biggest impact on our earth, our way of life and it's environment. The list is just too long to even go into detail about those things but I'm sure all of you can come up several of those issues within a 5 second period!
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I'm pretty tapped for spare time right now, but I would be willing to help out.
I ran across the book Thrillcraft at the library a few months ago, and wrote a little thing on it on my website. The irony of the book is all the amazing photos in it really made me want to go out and ride! The image they portray on us is upsetting, and the facts they spill out are terrible. The idea to counter their efforts is a great idea, count me in. If anyone's interested in what I wrote about it, check out www.thrlckr.com then click on the e-mag. It's a pretty small attempt so far, but my heart points in the same direction as your guys' and want to help creative a positive and proactive image in our sport(s).
www.thrlckr.com
www.thrlckr.com
Join their clubs and go to their meetings . Water down their ideas.
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