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  • 10-15-2009, 09:19 PM
    lepidunce
    Re: Congressional Budget Office to "Score" HR2811
    Ok. Like an idiot, I deleted my post before I posted it. In short, the idiots that die will ALWAYS get the limelight, not the responsible people. And also, everyone will keep trying to bury this hobby, from the massive amount of missinformation (plus the idiots). We need to figure out how to limit the idiots. I think requiring a permit is a wonderful way to do so. Just my :2cent:

    P.S. I think this should somehow be a rep free zone(don't think it's possible, sadly). Less :rage:, ya know?
  • 10-15-2009, 09:31 PM
    blackcrystal22
    Re: Congressional Budget Office to "Score" HR2811
    I'm curious, is there really an extremely large surplus of African Rocks and Burmese python morphs coming through that mean a lot to breeders? I don't hear about it very often and was wondering how much the importation would effect the business for large snake breeders.
    But also, we have to realize that the general public and the government considers these animals dangerous, and they will keep fighting to do something about it until SOME sort of bill or amendment goes through. We have to try to come to an agreement somewhere, and if that means losing importation on large species but allows us to still breed, keep, and sell the animals as we wish, then that may be a sacrifice we have to make for the peace.
  • 10-15-2009, 09:35 PM
    blackcrystal22
    Re: Congressional Budget Office to "Score" HR2811
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by iloveleucie63 View Post
    yeah, i think ur freaking out for no reason dude. because i know for a FACT that i left u positive rep the second time. i think this is all a misunderstanding.

    Then, to clear this up, maybe you should ask an admin to remove all of the reputation that you've recently given him?
    Then assign a single rep to a post that you originally meant and leave it from there.

    I'm a little confused on why your thanking every response to this thread though.
  • 10-16-2009, 12:01 AM
    iloveleucie63
    Re: Congressional Budget Office to "Score" HR2811
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by blackcrystal22 View Post
    Then, to clear this up, maybe you should ask an admin to remove all of the reputation that you've recently given him?
    Then assign a single rep to a post that you originally meant and leave it from there.

    I'm a little confused on why your thanking every response to this thread though.

    i talked to an admin and told him my side and all he said was thanks for sharing your side of the story, and i never heard anything since then
  • 10-16-2009, 06:20 AM
    rabernet
    Re: Congressional Budget Office to "Score" HR2811
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by iloveleucie63 View Post
    i talked to an admin and told him my side and all he said was thanks for sharing your side of the story, and i never heard anything since then

    I'm not a he - I'm a she.

    If you do not feel that your issue was resolved, shoot me a PM and we can continue, otherwise, let's keep this thread ON TOPIC. It's already muddied up with finger pointing and immature "your momma" type messages. :colbert:

    Seriously - if we can't act like mature adults on an internet forum, how are we expected to be taken seriously when it comes to fighting to keep our animals?

    Is it REALLY necessary to have the staff step in to mediate in order to ask people to play well with others?
  • 10-16-2009, 09:22 AM
    redpython
    Re: Congressional Budget Office to "Score" HR2811
    good to see usark's involvement.

    imports are not bad. guess where almost all of those new morphs come from...the wild. plus if done correctly, imports give people of native lands to the herps incentive to conserve them and their habitat.

    i hate permits. it's just more involvement from the government, which in this country of 'freedom' we have enough of. of course i'd rather see permits than a ban. but permits really suck.
  • 10-16-2009, 10:27 AM
    nixer
    Re: Congressional Budget Office to "Score" HR2811
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by redpython View Post
    good to see usark's involvement.

    imports are not bad. guess where almost all of those new morphs come from...the wild. plus if done correctly, imports give people of native lands to the herps incentive to conserve them and their habitat.

    i hate permits. it's just more involvement from the government, which in this country of 'freedom' we have enough of. of course i'd rather see permits than a ban. but permits really suck.

    also what many ppl do not put thought into is just how many animals that were saved by captive breeding projects beyond what zoos and other "scientific" programs have done
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