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Message: [QUOTE="Ol'89r, post: 1358783, member: 17212"] Absolutely! :nod: I've seen it. It only takes a small handful of concerned citizens to make change. I've seen long established MX tracks shut down because of complaints from just ONE concerned citizen. I've seen a very large and untouchable (in their own words) construction company stopped in their tracks and forced into bankruptcy because of the actions of just three concerned citizens. Proud to say I was one of those three citizens. I've seen the governor of our own state completely change his mind on taxing people to death after witnessing a tea party (tax revolt) where over 3,000 concerned citizens rallied against higher taxes. I guess he didn't like seeing his head on a stick. It only takes a small amount of organized people to stop the insanity we are witnessing today both in our sport and our government. You're right about the letters and e-mails. Those are easily deleted and discarded but, a council room full of angry citizens does make a difference. We can sit and bitch to each other on the internet or we can take the time to attend meetings and make a show of force. THIS is what gets their attention. I truly fear for what is happening to our country right now. If we don't ALL become involved and stop the madness, you won't recognize this country or what it once stood for in 10 years. Like I said, until we ALL become involved and take the time to search out and attend important meetings, we have nobody but ourselves to blame. How many meetings have you attended? [/QUOTE]

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