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15. I disagree with most other posters on this issue.
Wed Aug 20, 2025, 12:42 PM
Aug 20

The ranger knew or should have known that placing such things on National Monuments, no matter how noble, is offensive to those who want to preserve the Monuments in their natural state. Such signs belong in front of Repug offices, Congress, state houses, places frequented by the hate groups, etc. Even placing it such that it doesn't affect the Monument's or Park's primary objects of creation would, IMHO, be acceptable.

I think the termination of the Ranger would be justified given that other Rangers doing similar things were also treated in a similar manner.

As to the other participants, considering they removed it voluntarily and did no permanent damage, a small citation and fine would be appropriate.

Now the heat comes! Doesn't it?

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