Remove Boa, Python & Eunectes from H.R. 669

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1. 4901
   Name: Jessica Scavilla- Pizzo on Nov 3, 2011

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2. 4902
   Name: Ryan Pinkerton on Nov 11, 2011

   Comments: nothing wrong with these animals aslong as you have the proper permits and car

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3. 4903
   Name: Adam Clarkin on Nov 16, 2011

   Comments: There is NO evidence to support the premise that the continued import of Boa, Python would negatively impact the economy, environment, or human or animal species health. This bill has zero grounds. And as a community we need to stand together and get this rediculous bill H.R.669 to remove these species of reptiles. Sincerly Adam Clarkin ps. we do not stand alone

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4. 4904
   Name: Samantha Volovski on Dec 31, 2011

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5. 4905
   Name: Anonymous on Jan 3, 2012

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6. 4906
   Name: Mark Klein on Jan 17, 2012

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7. 4907
   Name: Michelle Flemmer on Jan 18, 2012

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8. 4908
   Name: David Marcotte on Jan 19, 2012

   Comments: Don't ban Burmese Pythons! Or anacondas plz.

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9. 4909
   Name: Aaron J Nicholson on Jan 24, 2012

   Comments: Stop this ban now, It's completely unfair to set a rule like this for all of U.S. residents

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10. 4910
    Name: Anonymous on Jan 24, 2012

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11. 4911
    Name: Nick Luttrell on Jan 30, 2012

    Comments: If this bill is allowed to pass where will it end. What will be next? Our dogs? Our Cats? All domesticated animals? This kind of bill is dangerous to us all as citizens.

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12. 4912
    Name: Keri Ann Date on Jan 31, 2012

    Comments: I personally own, breed/sell, and rescue reptiles from geckos to tortoise and ball pythons. I find it appalling tjat because of mistakes made by a minority of reptile owners all should be targeted and threatened with revoking our rights to own exotic reptiles such as boas and pythons. To pass this ban would only lead to a more ridiculous ban on other pets as well. If a ban were placed on these reptiles it would be more likely for people to panic and release their reptiles into the wild or dump and abandon them out of sheer desperation. Why create more of a problem than already exists? These snakes can be responsibly kept, bred, sold or traded.

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13. 4913
    Name: Keri Ann Date on Jan 31, 2012

    Comments: I personally own, breed/sell, and rescue reptiles from geckos to tortoise and ball pythons. I find it appalling tjat because of mistakes made by a minority of reptile owners all should be targeted and threatened with revoking our rights to own exotic reptiles such as boas and pythons. To pass this ban would only lead to a more ridiculous ban on other pets as well. If a ban were placed on these reptiles it would be more likely for people to panic and release their reptiles into the wild or dump and abandon them out of sheer desperation. Why create more of a problem than already exists? These snakes can be responsibly kept, bred, sold or traded.

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14. 4914
    Name: Jessica Wellman on Feb 2, 2012

    Comments: Help stop the government from making another decision for us. Big brother, now, wants to tell us what animals we can and cannot own. The Lacey act is prohibiting the owning of exotic snakes such as the burmese python and anaconda. I may not be an owner of one of these beautiful animals, however, it is not my place to tell someone else that they can't and i believe it isn't uncle Sams either(not when the animals are propely cared for). Today, it's the burmese pythons and tomorrow it could be my green tree python, rainbow boa, or even my beautiful bald cockatoo, Frosty. Thats right with this ban, today it'll be large snakes and tomorrow it could be your birds and small mammals. Uncle Sam is trying to take away what makes me and so many others happy, our animals. I understand the problem causing the contraversy, but don't punish those innocent. If this bill passes it will require the destruction of so many not only animals, but pets. It will become a death sentence for those that we care for and love. Please take the time and not only sign, but also pass this on. Doing so will ensure to keep these animals around to be beautiful wonderful pets for those who love them now and for years to come. I hope you sign, share, and learn more about this issue that is happening now.

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15. 4915
    Name: Jessica Wellman on Feb 2, 2012

    Comments: I love my snakes. Please don't take them away.

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16. 4916
    Name: Brandon Wright on Feb 22, 2012

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17. 4917
    Name: Tabitha Clugston-Koblasz on Feb 22, 2012

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18. 4918
    Name: Ashley Virella on Feb 22, 2012

    Comments: Ball Pythons aren't risky because they don't grow that big. Other bigger species should be limited, however, because people release them into the wild and they are in competition with native species of Florida's Everglades for scarce resources...

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19. 4919
    Name: Joshua Miranda on Feb 22, 2012

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20. 4920
    Name: Brian Van Til on Feb 22, 2012

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21. 4921
    Name: Anonymous on Feb 22, 2012

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22. 4922
    Name: Dylan Nesturrick on Feb 22, 2012

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23. 4923
    Name: Bryan Blount on Feb 22, 2012

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24. 4924
    Name: Alejandro Castillo on Feb 22, 2012

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25. 4925
    Name: Anonymous on Feb 22, 2012

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26. 4926
    Name: Anonymous on Feb 22, 2012

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27. 4927
    Name: Laren Tanner on Feb 22, 2012

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28. 4928
    Name: Hayden Greiwe on Feb 22, 2012

    Comments: There are a record amount of cats and dogs that are out roaming the streets causing "problems yet you go after snakes?? This is crazy

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29. 4929
    Name: Anonymous on Feb 22, 2012

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30. 4930
    Name: Brian Urso on Feb 22, 2012

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31. 4931
    Name: Deborah Yunjung Shin on Feb 22, 2012

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32. 4932
    Name: Hunter Bonar on Feb 22, 2012

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33. 4933
    Name: Morgan Wright on Feb 22, 2012

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34. 4934
    Name: Delaney Imar on Feb 22, 2012

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35. 4935
    Name: Anonymous on Feb 22, 2012

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36. 4936
    Name: Phu Pham on Feb 22, 2012

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37. 4937
    Name: Richard Cunningham on Feb 22, 2012

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38. 4938
    Name: Sam LeBlanc on Feb 22, 2012

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39. 4939
    Name: Chris Carson on Feb 22, 2012

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40. 4940
    Name: Lacey Ketcham on Feb 22, 2012

    Comments: If people can own wild animals, they can surely own snakes meant to be pets.

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41. 4941
    Name: Kiara Gonzalez on Feb 22, 2012

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42. 4942
    Name: Abby May on Feb 26, 2012

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43. 4943
    Name: Ronney Holbert on Mar 4, 2012

    Comments: please dont ban animals they are not the problem

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44. 4944
    Name: Anonymous on Apr 2, 2012

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