Posted by Sparktrician on May 16, 2011 at 07:35:17 from (173.156.248.12):
In Reply to: disposable farmers posted by old fashioned farmer on May 16, 2011 at 07:17:33:
I agree 100%!!! Thankfully, where I am located in SW ohio, I should never have to worry about flooding on the level these people are dealing with.
It is not right to sacrifice the farmers land to save those in the city(s), IMO. What makes the cities more imortant?????
Who has the power to make these decisions??? Seems socialist to me.....
If I were one of those farmers, you can bet there will be a lawsuit!!! Is the GOVT going to make right on damages to the people and buisnesses being sacrificed??? OR more rightly, are the people/buisnesses being saved from the flood going to make it right with those who are being sacrificed????
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