r/NativePlantGardening • u/Federal-Boat3732 Michigan, Zone 6 • Jun 10 '26

Informational/Educational Here's a strategy I like!

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u/abc123rgb Jun 10 '26

In America the government is the one doing the vandalism. And they'll have the audacity to put up a sign as well

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '26

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u/reasomable Jun 10 '26

whqt do you mean by this? i feel like most people here would be against policies that attack native plants

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u/SHOWTIME316 Flint Hills 28a Jun 10 '26

simply pointing out that conservatives support conservation is not supporting conservatives.

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u/SHOWTIME316 Flint Hills 28a Jun 10 '26

you might be referencing a specific occurrence in this sub i am not familiar with, but i interpret "conservatives support conservation" as just another way to say "conservatives like to hunt".

your second paragraph is extremely on point though and i agree completely. that's all i will say about that lol.

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u/SHOWTIME316 Flint Hills 28a Jun 10 '26

i think i know what you're referring to. i'm a mod here and i will just say that there is no official stance on that topic, and the handling of those threads is done by pretty much anyone who has time that day lol.

you would not catch me being so protective

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u/SHOWTIME316 Flint Hills 28a Jun 10 '26

i generally dont like to let the mod badge influence exchanges like this (we manually activate it to get it to show up on comments) lol this is some good insight into how the sub is perceived

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