Concur!

I think there's a fair bit of overlap.
I suppose...

Here in Arizona, one of the more recent lunacies was the handful of radical environmentalists, having lost repeated court cases, lawsuits, etc., recruited two Apache women living in a trailer park near the proposed Resolution copper mine (would be the largest in the world) to sue over potentially not being able to collect oak acorns in a five-gallon bucket and then sort them using some screen duct taped over an old bicycle wheel.


(there has been more on this locally. The article is illustrative)

In one article the women stated that the acorn gathering was better near the trailer park they live in because of the septic systems...

Yea, let's keep the world's largest copper mine from opening so two women living in a trailer park can collect acorns--sacred acorns of course--in a five-gallon bucket...
 
I suppose...

Here in Arizona, one of the more recent lunacies was the handful of radical environmentalists, having lost repeated court cases, lawsuits, etc., recruited two Apache women living in a trailer park near the proposed Resolution copper mine (would be the largest in the world) to sue over potentially not being able to collect oak acorns in a five-gallon bucket and then sort them using some screen duct taped over an old bicycle wheel.


(there has been more on this locally. The article is illustrative)

In one article the women stated that the acorn gathering was better near the trailer park they live in because of the septic systems...

Yea, let's keep the world's largest copper mine from opening so two women living in a trailer park can collect acorns--sacred acorns of course--in a five-gallon bucket...


Women and environmentalists. Who could've seen that one coming?
 
Women and environmentalists. Who could've seen that one coming?
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