San Fran City pays for building golf course on garter and frog habitat

[Jeff B]

You do realize farming has taken millions more acres of natural habitat than golf courses right? And the American Indians are the only native humans beings to this country. Really the idea of preservation/restoration/conservation is good, but has always been an afterthought, and in some ways small potatoes if you consider the big picture of human nature and our increasing global population. Like Shannon said who is actually ready to sign up for "hermit in the forest"? I like ham and pineapple pizza, but hate coconut, so what is my pizza whipping out, Wayne? I knew I should've stuck with sausage and mushroom. Probably should make it mushroom only so no pigs are harmed.

[jwolfe152]

i know farming does use a lot of land but the food they grow a lot of people can benefit from but how does a golf course benefit anyone? im not saying im doing anything to help the situation, or ready to be a hermit because im not, its just messed up they build a golf course (im not sure if it was public or private) that a lot of people probably cant even get past the gates because they dont make 6 figures and now they are mad because they have to pay fines with the money they made killing all those frogs and snakes(when was the sf garter but on the threatened/endangered list before or after the course was built?)

i really hope this made sense to someone besides me

[jwolfe152]

that sounds about what i wanted to say. its hard for me to explain how i feel about things. best for someone to have the same view and then me agree lol

[the_edsta]

that sounds about what i wanted to say. its hard for me to explain how i feel about things. best for someone to have the same view and then me agree lol

Well, you're ideas are right on! (Easy to say, since we agree!)