Re: Biden U.S. Fish and Wildlife propose killing half a million of one species to save another

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>>>> On 7/4/24 03:23, Only The Strong... wrote:
>>>>> The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is proposing killing half
>>>>> a million barred owls across Washington, Oregon and California to
>>>>> save the regionâ?Ts northern spotted owls.
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>>>> Typical Democratic bureaucratic authoritarian over reach!
>>>> We have to have our fire armed hired agents go into the forests
>>>> and kill 500,000 owls to protect our view of what nature
>>>> should be.
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>>>> Is this reminiscent of jerk off war monger POTUS JFK and LBJ
>>>> sending our nations finest into war in Vietnam?
>>>> "We had to destroy the village to save it!"
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>>> Conservaturds ignore the facts - Barred Owls are a foreign invasive
>>> species.
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>> Foreign to North America?
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> it's foreign to, and invasive species to PNW.

No, they just extended their range. That happens.. and is all totally 
natural.

> Your questionis nonsense.

Well I have to try to ask questions you might understand.


>  And invasive species doesn't have to be from
> another planet, a different continent, a different country, a different
> State, a different county, or a different pond a mile away, or even from
> your neighbor's yard.  An invasive species is foreign and invasive if it
> is somewhere it doesn't belong.

Hmmm.. and WHO exactly decides where something 'belongs'..

If an animal can thrive and increase their population in an area they have 
ordinary access to.. they will expand to exist in that area... all through 
natural processes..

We are the ones that assert this natural process is somehow 'invasive'

Now, if we were to take something from an environment and move it to 
somewhere else they couldn't normally reach.. then that would be invasive.

But just because a species expands their territory as a natural process do 
to environment, climate change, etc.. that is a purely natural process and 
to fight it would be like attempting to slow a river when it's raining.