I say move the grave/body to a proper location, considering why she was buried there in the first place.
or maybe don’t if the goal is erasure of all things Trump which was my unspoken goal for the nature reserve idea. undo his ‘monuments’ in the most antithetical way, make him forgotten
maybe it stays as a golf course, but no use of pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, heavily limits on fertilizer use, no watering except collected rainwater, rainwater, and/or tertiary treated sewage, nothing motorized, and nothing electric except from more environmental sources—maybe have a few wind turbines there—and/or wp:nickel-iron batteries.
Makes you think. Just what should we do with Mar-a-lago when this is all over?
it’s a golf course, which is, like, environmental imperialism or something. ecological deserts, wastes of water and space.
I say we repurpose it into a nature reserve, ie rip it all out and let nature take it back unimpeded, but under our protection
Hear me out, but maybe we should properly enshrine the grave on the course.
I say move the grave/body to a proper location, considering why she was buried there in the first place.
or maybe don’t if the goal is erasure of all things Trump which was my unspoken goal for the nature reserve idea. undo his ‘monuments’ in the most antithetical way, make him forgotten
They commit to history erasure, we do not.
I’m going to intentionally interpret your comment in a way I don’t think it was intended.
LIke the finale of Yellowstone. Hell yes.
Low income housing developments for immigrants with free citizenship classes.
maybe it stays as a golf course, but no use of pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, heavily limits on fertilizer use, no watering except collected rainwater, rainwater, and/or tertiary treated sewage, nothing motorized, and nothing electric except from more environmental sources—maybe have a few wind turbines there—and/or wp:nickel-iron batteries.
Oh, see that’s much more wholesome than what I was thinking.
Pave over it and erase it from history.