THE REAL TRUTH: there are always three sides to every story, your point of view, their point of view, and somewhere in the middle is the third - which is the truth, yes any population that is left uncheck with no predators will cause problems, not just for us humans and the environment but for themselves, they will have no food left to eat and starve; HOWEVER, to kill them is not a solution but someones idea of a quick fix. the fact is that inorder for there to be a balance there needs to be a long term solution, perhaps a combination of all of your suggestions as well as the introduction of a predator - but this predator would also need to have a predator as well, see the natural world is perfect, at least it was before we tried to control it, that whole circle of life thing isn't from a Disney cartoon, it's reality, the natives knew this and they respected and lived with the environment not against it, and so what did the influx of people who arrived to the land do: they hearded the natives up and pushed them from one beautiful plot of land to another until now they are fenced-in in the worst areas while the non-natives of this land roam free...so do I care about the horses...YES...but is that all we should be focusing on...NO...Because the truth is that there are a lot of issues we need to 'repair' as a result of 'our' trying to 'fix' the environment. And you are all right, the government spends way too much on causes that really don't have anything to do with us and as a result we all have to suffer the consequences...so let's do something about it, let us make a list of everything we need to take care of in our 'home land', let us all find a dollar and make a fund to aid all the causes,let us rally "peacefully" for these causes in Washington, let us not settle for quick fixes or stop until it is all done, and most importantly, let us realize that killing is BAD, as is only fighting for a cause only when it is shoved in our faces! With love from an actual descendant of a Pure Native.









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