The link appears to be from the Farm Bureau. So the interest it serves would be FARMERS. We can have common sense and a clean environment or we can have over reaching idiocy and and end to being a 1st world nation. That's pretty much our choice.[/quote]
The link is from Farm Bureau. I do believe we need some regulation, but as you say, " we can have over reaching idiocy and and end to being a 1st world nation. That's pretty much our choice." The thing that bothers me is that big brother is watching us and will calculate every move we make. A mining company here was fined last year for re-routing a small stream. How did the MO DNR find out, google earth. It all goes back to common sense, there is none, out the window. Those that don't have any are making the rules for us. Just like lemmings, follow them right over the cliff if we do nothing.
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