Is it true about Yosemite??

[JCZhome]

It sounds like the guy hasn't visited many National Parks. Or in his naivete he was expecting Yosemite to be a very large park (like Yellowstone, which is also very crowded in the summer). While Yosemite is the most beautiful National Park, it's also one of the smallest. So all of those granite spires and all of those water falls are in a relatively small geographic area.

One thing is for sure....if you read this thread and then go to Yosemite for your first time you're going to expect the crowds but you're also going to be very hard pressed to find any "homless" or "illegals".

[backtrack2015]

I think this is a good example of life being colored by partisan media outlets. If the common man is going to have a chance in this democracy, we need to avoid being brainwashed by the wealthy and avoid partisan media (on either side).

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We are not a democracy. We are a representative republic with our government being constrained by a Constitution - which has a rather unique portion called The Bill of Rights.

It's important that people understand the difference.

[Janet H]

Folks this thread is being closed as it's wandered squarely into the third rail of forum topics - politics. We are an rving forum but members here have widely varying political views - let's stick to rving and camping related subjects please rather then this divisive and highly subjective topic.

https://www.mygrandrv.com/forum/show...ommunity-Rules

"Discussions about politics, weaponry and religion are permitted only in association with the topic of this forum and will be closed or removed if they become disruptive".

Thanks for understanding.