• Dr_Fetus_Jackson@lemmy.world
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    9 days ago

    I had to get mine redone a couple of weeks ago at Zion and luckily I didn’t get the one with the orange monkey on it. Praise be.

    • Gormadt@slrpnk.netOP
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      9 days ago

      At my local National Rec Site they only had the rapist ones left so I had to get one of them.

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          8 days ago

          And not share the beauty of the natural world with the next generation so that they get a love of the world young?

          Unfortunately I’ve gotta.

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              8 days ago

              Depends greatly on the site, and that’s also quite a bit more expensive over time than the $80 pass.

              The pass also gives you access to federal lands (Like BLM land and wilderness areas) not just parks.

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                8 days ago

                You do you, man.

                Everything is a choice. Sometimes the options are shit. But we’re still making choices all our lives and the shit options are still options.

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                    8 days ago

                    I was not trying to be rude here.

                    I was trying to make a point that, when we are faced with choices having only unpleasant options — taking one of those unpleasant options is still a choice.

                    We have limited agency in this world, and saying “I had no choice, I had to do it” instead of “of the various choices I had, I picked this one as least-bad” is a kind of self-delusion that makes our lives feel even more constrained than they really are.

                    Keeping this awareness in mind, that I do have other choices, helps me hold my emotions together in times like now when I find myself choosing to swallow a shit sandwich as my best-available option.