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I almost put this in public land issues because that's honestly what it effects but because it's hopefully short lived I decided here might be better
WA's Governor Inslee, former Presidential Candidate, has...
1. Outlawed camping on state lands: https://wdfw.wa.gov/news/camping-state-lands-close-through-april-30
2. Closed State Parks and Wildlife Areas. No access at all: https://wdfw.wa.gov/news/washington-state-parks-and-wildlife-areas-close-following-governors-order
3. Canceled recreation fishing:
https://wdfw.wa.gov/news/wdfw-close...e-wake-governors-order-stay-home-stay-healthy
Yet everyone can still... go to the grocery store (which means any store that sells even "a" grocery qualifies), go to the gas station, the bank, can go wait in line to order take out... the list goes on and on.
If the goal is for compliance and acceptance of these temporary restrictions you worst thing he, or anyone, could do is to lose track of common sense. When he starts making decisions that clearly make zero sense then not only am I going to break those restrictions, but I'm going to start questioning all your other decisions.
I don't mean that we should take this seriously. But after a long winter, and all the kids out of school, and parents working from home, and all the horrors we hear about kids and screen time, wtf kind of decision matrix are they actually following?
WA's Governor Inslee, former Presidential Candidate, has...
1. Outlawed camping on state lands: https://wdfw.wa.gov/news/camping-state-lands-close-through-april-30
2. Closed State Parks and Wildlife Areas. No access at all: https://wdfw.wa.gov/news/washington-state-parks-and-wildlife-areas-close-following-governors-order
3. Canceled recreation fishing:
https://wdfw.wa.gov/news/wdfw-close...e-wake-governors-order-stay-home-stay-healthy
Yet everyone can still... go to the grocery store (which means any store that sells even "a" grocery qualifies), go to the gas station, the bank, can go wait in line to order take out... the list goes on and on.
If the goal is for compliance and acceptance of these temporary restrictions you worst thing he, or anyone, could do is to lose track of common sense. When he starts making decisions that clearly make zero sense then not only am I going to break those restrictions, but I'm going to start questioning all your other decisions.
I don't mean that we should take this seriously. But after a long winter, and all the kids out of school, and parents working from home, and all the horrors we hear about kids and screen time, wtf kind of decision matrix are they actually following?