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I'm literally just parroting your argument back to you, in the hopes that you realize how stupid it is.

Your argument is really "humans are the superior species and therefore we have the right to do whatever we want to all other species, so fuck 'em" and I just wish you'd own that.

There what is? The illustration of how stupid your argument is?

It’s insane to take the nature out of nature lol.

Only want to experience it if it’s 100% safe?

I'm not actually suggesting that. I'm suggesting you should accept the risks inherent to the choices you make. I have no problem with someone wanting to build a cabin in the woods, for instance. I also have no sympathy for them when it burns down in a forest fire.

I'm saying nature has a right to exist, and if you want to force/keep a species out of an area, you need a better reason than "I want my recreational activities to be less risky."

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Pack more socks than you think you will want. Cold wet feet can be a real damper on a good time.

The classic "revert nature to what it was before modern society" pipe dream

Clearly anti human

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If you want to do stuff outside, move to Texas and have a field day.

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They didn't leave. They were forced out.

The classic "we do this already, so we can and should do it MORE" argument.

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Just like grizzlies in WA state. Move to rural BC and have a field day

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Or accept the risks of where you choose to live.

Otherwise, you are, in fact, espousing the belief that you are right to reshape nature as you see fit, to serve your own ends.

Fully agree! I-5 is just for getting from A-B and pretty gross indeed. Highway 1 is all about the trip itself, absolutely beautiful and worth any extra time it takes. It's usually a little warmer along the coast this time of year too I think?

Our earth too

I know you think that's clever and all, but velociraptors don't actually exist.

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