more sand, sweet Karo syrup into the fuel tankThe engine should seize up like a block of iron, when they got it running. If they could get it running (Abbey 86). When acts such as these are committed, the vandals cause is unknown due to the extensive destruction exemplified by them. It would be assumed that such work was done by unsupervised, good for nothing teenagers without a purpose in life. When going to the extent of what Hayduke and Smith did, it is vital to show representation in their doings, not leaving destruction for the average construction worker, the helpless. It is important when people try to make such statements, through their actions; the reasoning behind it is understood.It would be unspoken by most people, when claiming that environmentalist not only want to preserve the land for themselves, but for our voiceless indigenous peoples. Being that us settlers stole American Indians land, I believe it would be our responsibility to help safeguard what is left. Instead, Doctor Sarvis speaks of American Indians as Damned redskin savages, too cheap to string fences. What do we pay them welfare for? You cant rely on these aborigines to do anything right(Abbey 188). As a liberal person, the doctor should have identified Indians as victims of theft, rather than a waste of tax payers money. The characters reasoning for environmental justice is unclear due to the lack of fitting a conservationist description. Instead of presenting their concern for the unstoppable expansion in the western states in a more traditional manner such as meeting with city councilmen or forming talks at the city hall, discussing ways to prevent the destruction of virgin land, the thought of stopping construction by destroying machinery, removing stakes used by engineers for surveying of the land, and damaging bridges sounds more appealing to these people who want to be heard. In order to be heard, one go about making a difference in the environment in...
