For the first time in apparently more than 100 years, the state of Indiana has acknowledged the existence of black bears within its' borders. They were considered extinct prior to this. They have of course been here for the entirety of that time. Officials of the state had us believe the bears were aware of the Michigan border and refused to cross it.
Forty six years ago while attending school in Angola, Indiana, I used to go a bit North of Angola to a state park called Pokagon and watch the bears knock over the trash bins looking for food. I photographed them and posted the pictures on a college bulletin board under the heading: "Figments of My Imagination".
Why is it that politicians think they can simply order or legislate things out of existence?
Forty six years ago while attending school in Angola, Indiana, I used to go a bit North of Angola to a state park called Pokagon and watch the bears knock over the trash bins looking for food. I photographed them and posted the pictures on a college bulletin board under the heading: "Figments of My Imagination".
Why is it that politicians think they can simply order or legislate things out of existence?
