status, meet irony..Pot meet kettle.
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status, meet irony..Pot meet kettle.
Nope.. probably just walked in and started talking to them... like everyone else is able to do. Maybe they had an appointment too...
status, meet irony..
Have to admit, what's been accopmplished?
Have to admit, what's been accopmplished?
Based on some of the comments here, it was a goal that has been achieved.Fabricated conflict I think was his goal.....
Have to admit, what's been accopmplished?
Should you try to engage in the discussion as a citizen, respect other's concerns, complaints, uses, try to hold out for as much of what is important to you as possible? Yes you should, as WMC is doing for our interests.
Based on some of the comments here, it was a goal that has been achieved.
What if both sides could get together here, for example, and do as I have asked about years ago with USFS, try to get the Blewett Sno Park expanded by simply plowing the road up to the large Forest Discovery lot and plowing that lot? There would be more room for everyone, including the "Subarus" that some like to complain about in the Sno Parks.
I wasn't flinging crap, just stating that the WMC's constant view of snowmobilers as the opposition and the WMC's constant stance about not backing down, and trying to get everything that they can (example below)It would be helpful to have substantive and civil discussion. Just opposing without substantive discussion and especially just flinging crap instantly destroys credibility, your words will not be heard by any decision maker in those examples.
has made many snowmobilers act as if we are in fact the opposition to the WMC's goals. The WMC make statements about compromise, and working together, then make statements as to the above. Isn't that two different methodologies there?try to hold out for as much of what is important to you as possible? Yes you should, as WMC is doing for our interests.
No one is resisting this discussion, it just feels very one sided as to the compromise issue and our constant acknowledgment of other non-motorized users needs goes un-noticed.Again, if snowmobile interests just want to resist any discussion or consideration of others, and then throw money and lawyers to delay the lawful processes used to manage public lands, well then that is what has occurred before. How successful was that?
That is a good idea. Are there any ski clubs that represent these interests? Or was this a singular idea from a small group of people. It seems to me, that non-motorized users need to get better organized to communicate their needs in constant discussion with other clubs / groups in the area. I think this is a good idea. Is this in your proposal?What if both sides could get together here, for example, and do as I have asked about years ago with USFS, try to get the Blewett Sno Park expanded by simply plowing the road up to the large Forest Discovery lot and plowing that lot? There would be more room for everyone, including the "Subarus" that some like to complain about in the Sno Parks.
Please keep this discussion civil. Throwing crap is not appreciated..so I think some folks need to get over themselves and share the resource!
The WMC keeps saying these statements, and yet when posters do offer ideas of compromise, they are continually ignored by the WMC. I have made this exact statement many times already. I have made statements of compromising many times as well, and many posters here have also. Yet we are continually branded by the WMC as non-compromising? There are people here that are trying to work out a solution, trying to compromise with the WMC, but it seems all that is responded is this.WMC is learning more examples of the result of your strategy, snowmobile interests, resisting without any compromise, trying to stop discussion, trying to play the victim.
that doesn't seem to me that the WMC is looking for a compromise..try to hold out for as much of what is important to you as possible? Yes you should, as WMC is doing for our interests.
You keep saying these statements, and yet when posters do offer ideas of compromise, they are continually ignored by you.
that doesn't seem to me that the WMC is looking for a compromise..
I believe WMC already said they would share Newtrouts ideas at their next meeting. ??
"Great, a real counter-proposal WMC will add your idea to the discussion when we are in meetings. WMC has its proposal, but does discuss other ideas in the meetings we have had."
While it appears there is no formal comment period open right now, the USFS website clearly says that "You may write us at any time you’d like."
WMC: ... when we get to Wilderness we find great skiing, but the fact that snowmobiles are there with the noise and intrusion transforms the Wilderness into something else. Wilderness is created by Federal Law, like it or not, with strict regulations to manage it. Are we a nation of Laws or shall we behave as some third world nation that enforces Law only when easy or convenient and so as not to anger any significant interest group?
aaron_wright; Suggesting that there is some back door deal making is uncalled for.
Originally Posted by WMC
USFS is in a Planning process to determine where on the Forest outside Wilderness should be designated for non-motorized and which should be for snowmobile use.
Oregongirl: Is this an active Planning process? I wasn't aware that any of the Washington forests, outside of The Blues were in an active comment period.
WMC: Now you are simply stating unsupported rants. Try to read what has been stated, of course you will use it for your purpose- fine, but try to do that from what was stated not from excited mistatement. Please take the time to read before haranguing and bolding your text.