Robinhood4x4
09-08-2007, 05:50 PM
As seen on pirate from Cruzilla: http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=611849
Let's hit em below the belt. Go here:
PEER (http://www.democracyinaction.org/dia/organizationsORG/PEER/campaign.jsp?campaign_KEY=12013)
Do this right PLEASE!!!
Then put this in the subject line.
Preserve our public lands for off-road vehicle use!
Put this in the text box:
Off-road recreation is a growing fact on our public lands. Off-roading is not a safety threat to children, but a way to keep interest in a lifestyle that can keep kids from the evils of street life. Off-roading is now completely ignored by rangers and they do not want to work with users to maintain trails.
I am asking you to take steps to protect our rights to access to public lands by supporting:
1) continued penalties, including confiscation of vehicles when off-roaders are caught destroying property or ignoring the law, and riding suspensions and jail time for repeat offenders;
2) a "decrease" in federal law enforcement and land restoration funding for public lands agencies and an "increase" in MAINTENANCE for trails.
3) a thorough congressional inquiry into the full costs of off-roading to tax-payers and natural resources, leading to common sense realization this activity is contributing to local businesses.
:evil:
Let's hit em below the belt. Go here:
PEER (http://www.democracyinaction.org/dia/organizationsORG/PEER/campaign.jsp?campaign_KEY=12013)
Do this right PLEASE!!!
Then put this in the subject line.
Preserve our public lands for off-road vehicle use!
Put this in the text box:
Off-road recreation is a growing fact on our public lands. Off-roading is not a safety threat to children, but a way to keep interest in a lifestyle that can keep kids from the evils of street life. Off-roading is now completely ignored by rangers and they do not want to work with users to maintain trails.
I am asking you to take steps to protect our rights to access to public lands by supporting:
1) continued penalties, including confiscation of vehicles when off-roaders are caught destroying property or ignoring the law, and riding suspensions and jail time for repeat offenders;
2) a "decrease" in federal law enforcement and land restoration funding for public lands agencies and an "increase" in MAINTENANCE for trails.
3) a thorough congressional inquiry into the full costs of off-roading to tax-payers and natural resources, leading to common sense realization this activity is contributing to local businesses.
:evil: