There has been more than enough name calling to go around and it isn't limited to one side. I wish we could all go back to peaceful co-existence. I wish we would all devote the time and energy that goes into bickering and fighting into a campaign for beach etiquette and for protecting our beach ecosystems and wildlife. CU supporters, keep showing 1950s usage if you want, but it isn't reality. Even in the 70s, I never saw people set up daycamps on the beaches I frequented (public ones I might add), they didn't stay all day, they didn't play loud music or smoke. Common courtesy still existed. Like it/agree or not, no real effort was given to resolving issues before the CU ordinance was implemented. IMO, it wasn't done correctly. It should have been done in court in the first place IF done at all. When the CU ordinance was implemented, it was done without sufficient time to educate and without sufficient resources (meaning code enforcement) to enforce the CU "rules." That was a sure way to further the conflict. This whole situation is a clusterf*** that could have been avoided with some actual collaboration, education, and preparation for enforcement. A clear case of jumping from the frying pan into the fire. BTW, there is nothing inherently wrong with "ist" on the end of words. I'm an environmentalist and would gladly be labeled an activist for peaceful co-existence on the beach.