Posted by Mark - IN. on October 08, 2016 at 17:56:09 from (50.127.25.0):
In Reply to: News Flash posted by 37chief on October 08, 2016 at 08:33:44:
As I read the comments below, what jumps out at me are the folks that are so outraged about what somebody SAID or voiced in private while some peeping tom sneaked a microphone up at the open window to record it for possible future use, the same folks that probably can't sleep at night now are absolutely dead silent about what someone else is documented to actually do and has actually done. In our current America, a persons thoughts or speak about taking someone else's tractor for a joyride is now a bigger offense than an actual documented theft of tractors and other implements by actual documented criminals whom the offended overlook. Gosh I'm proud of children that are home schooled about tractors.
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