To The Editor:
The Merriam-Webster dictionary provides a definition of “relic” as “a trace of some past or outmoded practice or belief. That, I believe aptly describes Dale Terrillion and his contribution in the letters to the Pathfinder (“My two cents on wildlife bills” in the April 1 issue). His disdain for science and by association scientists, displays one of the things that is currently a major problem in this country.
I for one place more faith in science and in the recommendations of the 53 signees to the letter (“Bills are harmful to wildlife and hunting heritage in Montana” [March 25 issue]), that Mr. Terrillion refers to, then I do in relics. Your comments, sir, are not even worth two cents, don’t cha know.
Sincerely,
Lash Ashmore
Reader Comments(1)
moondance writes:
Thanks Lash. Well stated. Sadly, science frightens so many. And the legislative bills you write about attest to the ignorance-inspired fears of many.
04/16/2021, 1:43 pm