Rainbow Family of Living Light

[IamInuit]

Have any of you ever heard of this group? The whole Southwestern montana area is bracing for their gathering, near Jackson, MT, beginning July 1st. Apparently, a thousand or more of these people will gather for a couple weeks, doing what they do. That is generally ok in montana, do what you do as long as it doesn't step on anybody else.
Apparently, they met in the same spot in 2000, stole everything within 100 miles that wasn't nailed down and abandoned 60 some dogs at the tiny Beaverhead County animal shelter. For ten days or so I've been hearing that they were around, but didn't see any of them until yesterday. And I'm just assuming that the group I saw that reminded me of early 70s hippies were Rainbow folk. Panhandlers and shoplifters is what i hear.
Does anybody know anything about them?

If the world ever drifted into chaos they are the first people I'd shoot.

Chaos or not, people up here are already talking about shooting them. In Missoula the other day- and that is a pretty good distance from Jackson- I saw a dozen guys in tie-died shirts and hippie beards, and just as many cops on bikes around them.
Here, they just sneak-thieve.

Those tulips give liberalism a bad name. They protest everything and stand for nothing. Every year we get tons of them in the North. They invade Dawson city and the entire territory like pine beetles. And of course they all want a husky while they are here. I hold them in the same regard as I do the flocks of trophy hunters that come here every year from Europe and down south.

One of the complaints here is that they hate the government, but accept welfare checks. And, apparently, they take your huskies and abandon them at the animal shelter in Dillon.
It took me for ever to find Dawson on my map- blind as a bat. Your trophy hunters are shooting caribou? No elk that far North, or are there?

Our shelters are overloaded every year when these ivy league tools leave. We have elk here now but they were imports from Alberta. They were brought here for one reason. The Wood bison also. Neither species is indigenous this far north. Trophy hunters are the bottom of the food chain like the outfitters that serve them. Many of these Jeds are not even from here or this country but manage somehow to get away with the very thing that led all the wildlife in Europe to extinction. An open season mentality with a one dimensional view of nature. We have world record size sheep, moose and bears here and every year the best and the brightest of the gene pool get taken to be put on some hicks wall. It makes me sick. A total sell out.


Oh sorry yeah lots off caribou.

[greynotsoold]

Have any of you ever heard of this group? The whole Southwestern montana area is bracing for their gathering, near Jackson, MT, beginning July 1st. Apparently, a thousand or more of these people will gather for a couple weeks, doing what they do. That is generally ok in montana, do what you do as long as it doesn't step on anybody else.
Apparently, they met in the same spot in 2000, stole everything within 100 miles that wasn't nailed down and abandoned 60 some dogs at the tiny Beaverhead County animal shelter. For ten days or so I've been hearing that they were around, but didn't see any of them until yesterday. And I'm just assuming that the group I saw that reminded me of early 70s hippies were Rainbow folk. Panhandlers and shoplifters is what i hear.
Does anybody know anything about them?

If the world ever drifted into chaos they are the first people I'd shoot.

Chaos or not, people up here are already talking about shooting them. In Missoula the other day- and that is a pretty good distance from Jackson- I saw a dozen guys in tie-died shirts and hippie beards, and just as many cops on bikes around them.
Here, they just sneak-thieve.

Those tulips give liberalism a bad name. They protest everything and stand for nothing. Every year we get tons of them in the North. They invade Dawson city and the entire territory like pine beetles. And of course they all want a husky while they are here. I hold them in the same regard as I do the flocks of trophy hunters that come here every year from Europe and down south.

One of the complaints here is that they hate the government, but accept welfare checks. And, apparently, they take your huskies and abandon them at the animal shelter in Dillon.
It took me for ever to find Dawson on my map- blind as a bat. Your trophy hunters are shooting caribou? No elk that far North, or are there?

Our shelters are overloaded every year when these ivy league tools leave. We have elk here now but they were imports from Alberta. They were brought here for one reason. The Wood bison also. Neither species is indigenous this far north. Trophy hunters are the bottom of the food chain like the outfitters that serve them. Many of these Jeds are not even from here or this country but manage somehow to get away with the very thing that led all the wildlife in Europe to extinction. An open season mentality with a one dimensional view of nature. We have world record size sheep, moose and bears here and every year the best and the brightest of the gene pool get taken to be put on some hicks wall. It makes me sick. A total sell out.


Oh sorry yeah lots off caribou.

There were, not far from here, two beautiful 'trophy' moose that were poached awhile back. I used to see them often when I would drive down along the Jefferson River, but some ass shot the two of them. Personally, I'm too lazy to go hunting at this point in my life, but almost all of my friends hunt, and I enjoy eating elk, deer, antelope, etc...But a lot of these guys get all competitive and spend thousands of dollars to win a game that the other team doesn't even know it is playing.
Every time I am fortunate enough to see a bull elk, my heart beats faster. But I never think "Damn, I'd like to kill that thing." But I'd eat him, in a red hot minute I'd eat an elk.

[Andre]

Rainbow Gathering adventure New Mexico 2009 honu - YouTube

What the hell, they all seem peaceful enough.


Loads of groups in the world are worse than this lot.

[Beanz]

Rainbow Gathering adventure New Mexico 2009 honu - YouTube

What the hell, they all seem peaceful enough.


Loads of groups in the world are worse than this lot.

And there you were saying that you would eat them. Still if a bird puts her feet up on the dashboard like that you can't blame a man for thinking about eating sushi off the barbershop floor.

[Dark Lord Al]

Yes in England we call people like that sectioned.