I see Rainer Huck is at it again. He’s upset because he is not allowed to take his motorized vehicle anywhere he wants on Utah’s public lands. He says the BLM closures of some public lands to the aforementioned vehicles “discriminate” against the disabled, like him.
You would think that in Huck’s 73 years he would have gained some wisdom.
Rainer, it’s not discrimination. The reality is, there are some places on earth where motorized vehicles don’t belong, although unfortunate, regardless of visitors’ circumstances. Rather than wisdom, it seems Rainer has gained more lead in his head and foot.
Fares Arguello, Salt Lake City
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