Comment Re:Activists are a large part of the problem (Score 3, Insightful) 32
No, we can never solve problems.
This causes revenue streams to dry up. Sure, they could use controlled fires to routinely burn out the underbrush and keep the national and state forests clean, walkable charming places (just like they do in states that don't have massive wildfires every year)....but that would solve the problem that they have engineered to create revenue streams for...
Besides, do you really want to deny the industries that rely on burning down vast numbers of residences in these states. How can we justify raising property taxes to prohibitive levels so that the Realtor Associations, Appraisal District and financiers of real estate can convince the suckers to keep paying their extortion monies...for the children's "education".
Name one time a member of Congress has ever solved any problem? No, that is heresy! You maintain problems to fund-raise off them. Those Honorable men, women and otherkins will tell you just how hard they are working for "democracy" and they'll tell you just how Honorable they are and then require you to call them Honorable and put a placard in front of them that states just how Honorable they are.
Progress....always progress. What we should really be doing is killing all the Kulaks, there's your problem...surround them and work them to death at gun point. Then focus on the engineers, ask them to do impossible things and then execute them when your five- years plans fail. Next, get every 5 year old child, wine aunt and grandmother watching their family members and reporting them as Wreckers if they don't kiss the portrait of Dear Leader each morning and night.
Hope this helps.