Your post is shameful. Have you ever thought maybe they don't want to live a life with hotels and gas stations cluttering their habitat? Maybe they don't want to live the modern American way, and that's perfectly fine. America is a giant shopping mall, anyways. We've got enough McDonalds and 7/11s on every corner. Perhaps they do not value the idea of living for a profit the way you do; to think it's shameful to live that way shows your ignorance and greed. I have nothing but respect for them choosing to live a life free from material wealth and creature comforts. They are incredibly nice and wise people.

Your post is shameful. Have you ever thought maybe they don't want to live a life with hotels and gas stations cluttering their habitat? Maybe they don't want to live the modern American way, and that's perfectly fine. America is a giant shopping mall, anyways. We've got enough McDonalds and 7/11s on every corner. Perhaps they do not value the idea living for a profit the way you do; to think it's shameful to live that way shows your ignorance and greed. I have nothing but respect for them choosing to live a life free from material wealth and creature comforts. They are incredibly nice and wise people.

Your post is shameful. Have you ever thought maybe they don't want to live a life with hotels and gas stations cluttering their habitat? Maybe they don't want to live the modern American way, and that's perfectly fine. America is a giant shopping mall, anyways. We've got enough McDonalds and 7/11s on every corner. Perhaps they do not value the dollar nor the idea living for a profit, to think it's shameful to live that way shows your ignorance and greed. I have nothing but respect for them choosing to live a life free from material wealth and creature comforts. They are incredibly nice and wise people.

Your post is shameful. Have you ever thought maybe they don't want to live a life with hotels and gas stations cluttering their habitat? Maybe they don't want to live the modern American way, and that's perfectly fine. America is a giant shopping mall, anyways. We've got enough McDonalds and 7/11s on every corner. Perhaps they do not value the dollar nor the idea living for a profit, to think it's shameful to live that way shows your ignorance and greed. I have nothing but respect for them choosing to live a life free from material wealth and creature comforts. They are incredibly nice and wise people.