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By Eagle94-A1 · Posted
Some folks had signed up with an organization that you agree with, and over time the organization changes their ideas in an attempt to attract new members.. -
It's definitely something that confuses me. Why would you sign up with an organization that has ideas you disagree with and then change them? Why not create your own organization? -
By InquisitiveScouter · Posted
So, you'd rather everyone drink the Kool-aid? And if they do not want to, nor fall in line with everything, then they should leave? -
I just realized a pet peeve....people who disagree with and are obviously unhappy with the organization, yet continue to voluntarily sigh up for it. -
It can be a good position if the scout is on the outings and mentoring the rest of the scouts through the LNT process; they can also be used as a LNT specific Troop Guide for crossovers. The biggest problem with the outdoor ethics guide position is Scouting America licenses the LNT program from LNT.org and LNT.org has stopped providing their certification to people under 18. There was a time when you could get a willing Outdoor Ethics Guide to step up and go take LNT and come back with a serious case of saving the planet but now it's not an option.
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