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Comments on: Flathead National Forest May Use “Let it Burn” Policy
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By Pronatalist on 06-17-08
But of course, let more forest fires burn naturally and leave them up to nature, if they don’t threaten property, if we can stop wasting taxpayer-theft dollars trying to show nature “who’s boss.“
Forest fires always soon burn themselves out, whether we bother to fight them or not.