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My house isn't government land.
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My house isn't government land.
Every state that entered the union east of the Mississippi, the federal government sold off or gave away the vast majority of any land it owned as a result of the state joining.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...egon-occupiers-complaint-explained-in-9-maps/
Early in the history of the country, the government took over land that was then distributed to citizens for farming and economic growth. As the United States expanded westward, the land was increasingly inhospitable, including the Rockies and the deserts of Nevada and Utah. By the end of the 19th century, a new focus was placed on conserving the land, with Yellowstone becoming the first national park in 1872. At that point, very few people lived in the area, as this 1890 Census Bureau map suggests.
Over the course of the 20th century, the government's emphasis shifted away from releasing the land to private citizens and toward managing it itself. The passage of 1976's Federal Land Policy and Management Act made that policy concrete, keeping the land as the property of the government. After the federal government's shift, there was a push from some in the West, including governors and members of Congress, to shift control from the federal to the state or local government. The Sagebrush Rebellion, as it was known, tapered off during the relative friendly administration of Ronald Reagan.
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"From the earliest days," the CRS researchers write, "these policy views took on East/West overtones, with easterners more likely to view the lands as national public property, and westerners more likely to view the lands as necessary for local use and development."
That's one reason for the objection from Westerners. The other is that the lock-down on the land came after the East was heavily settled but before the West had been. In the East, land was turned over to farmers. In the West, settled later in the country's history, there were fewer people to hand it to.
Not yet...but the liberals are coming for it...it was Native American land long ago though...unless you live on one of those San Diego landfills that used to be a dump....mostly North County..Mira Mesa..etcMy house isn't government land.
barfo...! it's your turn now...I'm taking a militia rant break from this topicYes, things change over time. Shocking but true.
barfo
If you fly back to San Diego...Denny will have to leave his weapons with the protesters or you'll have hell to pay going through airport securitySo I'm picking you up from the Portland airport, driving you to Bend, then when you get done protestin' the gubmint with your patriot buddies in Burns you'll come back to Portland (@barfo , can you take care of that?) and then we'll fly to San Diego together.
Sounds like a plan!
So I'm picking you up from the Portland airport, driving you to Bend, then when you get done protestin' the gubmint with your patriot buddies in Burns you'll come back to Portland (@barfo , can you take care of that?) and then we'll fly to San Diego together.
Sounds like a plan!
you don't have to watchIt's fine as long as Denny gives all his weapons back to MarAzul before we leave. Not interested in watching Denny die in a snowbank on the way home.
barfo
you don't have to watch
you don't have to watch
It's fine as long as Denny gives all his weapons back to MarAzul before we leave. Not interested in watching Denny die in a snowbank on the way home.
barfo
post of the thread! good one Maris!No worries. It's not even loaded!
Hahahahahaha! It's a live crazy conspiracy convention!
:MARIS61: Government exposed! The FBI has placed actors in Burns! :MARIS61:
:MARIS61: Government exposed! The FBI has placed actors in Burns! :MARIS61:
Not the same voice...sorry...that was a really long fucking intro by this guy
Breaking news....she looks and sounds just like the local librarian...I think you could find 3 million women who sound that similar...