I'm totally Team Montana! I mean, can you imagine selling off all that gorgeous wilderness and rural landscapes? It's like something out of a John Carpenter movie where the whole world is just turned into some soulless strip mall . Our country should be about preserving its natural beauty for everyone to enjoy, not just lining the pockets of big corporations . And what about all the Native American reservations? It's like they're fighting for their cultural heritage and way of life – you gotta respect that . The fact that environmental groups are backing them up only makes it more clear: this is a battle worth fighting !
I think this is awesome! The whole state is coming together to fight for what they believe in - preserving their beautiful land and way of life. It's not just about the land itself, it's about who gets to decide what happens to it. If they can make a difference here, maybe we can inspire others to do the same and create a ripple effect towards more sustainable practices everywhere The Native American tribes are also speaking out for their rights and cultural heritage, which is so important. We should be all about supporting each other's interests here!
I'm not surprised people in Montana are all about keeping their land public - it's like they're saying "no thanks" to the whole 'cash is king' vibe . It's not just about saving a few million acres, it's about what kind of world we want to live in (literally). And honestly, who wouldn't want to protect the wilderness for future generations?
I'm low-key worried about this sale thingy ... Like, I get why people wanna make cash from their land, but what's the point of having public lands if we're just gonna sell 'em off? We need those wilderness areas and rural landscapes to keep our air and water clean, and to preserve our Native American reservations for future generations. It's not just about the money, it's about what kind of world we wanna leave behind for our kids ... Montana's got a rep for being super eco-friendly, and this sale would be like, totally undermining that
OMG u guys!! this is like the BIGGEST issue in montana rn!!! i mean, who makes these decisions tho?? ok so they wanna sell off millions of acres of public land like that?? what about all the wildlife and the outdoor enthusiasts?? and what's up with the native american reservations?? their sacred sites are at risk too!! this is not just about montana, it's about america as a whole... do we wanna be a country that sells off its public lands or one that protects them for future generations??? i'm literally shaking thinking about it!!!
I'm totally Team Montana! 
I mean, can you imagine selling off all that gorgeous wilderness and rural landscapes? It's like something out of a John Carpenter movie 
where the whole world is just turned into some soulless strip mall 
. Our country should be about preserving its natural beauty for everyone to enjoy, not just lining the pockets of big corporations 
. And what about all the Native American reservations? It's like they're fighting for their cultural heritage and way of life – you gotta respect that 
. The fact that environmental groups are backing them up only makes it more clear: this is a battle worth fighting 
!
I think this is awesome! The whole state is coming together to fight for what they believe in - preserving their beautiful land and way of life. It's not just about the land itself, it's about who gets to decide what happens to it. 
If they can make a difference here, maybe we can inspire others to do the same and create a ripple effect towards more sustainable practices everywhere 
The Native American tribes are also speaking out for their rights and cultural heritage, which is so important. We should be all about supporting each other's interests here! 
I'm not surprised people in Montana are all about keeping their land public - it's like they're saying "no thanks" to the whole 'cash is king' vibe 
. It's not just about saving a few million acres, it's about what kind of world we want to live in (literally). And honestly, who wouldn't want to protect the wilderness for future generations? 
... Like, I get why people wanna make cash from their land, but what's the point of having public lands if we're just gonna sell 'em off? 
... Montana's got a rep for being super eco-friendly, and this sale would be like, totally undermining that 
OMG u guys!! this is like the BIGGEST issue in montana rn!!! i mean, who makes these decisions tho?? 
ok so they wanna sell off millions of acres of public land like that?? what about all the wildlife and the outdoor enthusiasts?? 
i'm literally shaking thinking about it!!! 