President Theodore Roosevelt and conservationist John Muir on Glacier Point, Yosemite Valley, California, 1903. This photo was taken on a camping trip that John Muir took the President on, to try and convince him to push for laws to preserve the wilderness and the natural world.
Roosevelt returned from that camping trip feeling refreshed and enthusiastic about conserving the wilderness areas of America. Over the following years, he created national monuments, parks, and wildlife sanctuaries, saving approximately 230 million acres of public land for all Americans for all time.
@solarfren69420 Alienating their playerbase and killing the game before it even got out of beta but lets steal $60 from our customers first classic Blizzard
This guys physiognomy, mannerisms, and line of logic are so absurdly cucked that I initially though it was an actor playing a really good satirical character.
The most blackpilling thing about libs/neolibs is that they will go to places like Singapore, China, and Japan then come back and endlessly talk about how clean it is.
How there's no bad behavior, things are so clean and orderly, no weird accented freaks on the side of the road selling trinkets from their napsack.
Then they come back here and vote against literally every single policy that would create an environment they long for.
I'd rather lose than unite with the alt right.
We barely have anything in common anyway.
I'm a constitutional conservative, they're authoritarians and Islam simps.
I will never be part a coalition with them. They're antithetical to everything I believe in.