V. Paul Reynolds, editor of the Northwoods Sporting Journal, points out the “series of distortions, half-truths and unfounded “facts”", in a recent op-ed piece that was published in the Bangor Daily News, in his own article today in the Sun Journal.
What will probably go likewise unaddressed is Glowa’s use of a tiresome and subtle gambit that his fringe organization continually relies upon in its anti-hunting rhetoric: pitting nonconsumptive users (non-hunters and non-anglers) against “consumptive users” (hunters and anglers). This is an effective and convenient political polarization that reflects Glowa’s perspective of a black-and-white world that bears little resemblance to the real world.
Read my rebuttal to that op-ed piece by John Glowa back on June 18th.
Tom Remington
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