"Somehow" the unions are responsible for vandalism? Well, yeah, because they actually did it! No eyewitnesses? Courts still allow one to draw logical conclusions from circumstantial evidence, as in this case.
And speaking of farmers and thieves, I had an applicant for a loan when I was with PCA who wanted to raise hogs. He gave me his cash flow projections, and I noted that there were no feed costs. He said he was a longshoreman at the grain terminal in Kalama, and he was going to pick up the "spillage" and use if for feed. What if there isn't enough spillage, I queried? "Oh, there's always enough spillage," he replied with a wink and a little grin.
Loan denied- I can't base a business plan on theft. He was pretty hot, acted like he was going to come across the desk (What, a longshoreman resorting to violence? Who ever hear of that?). I reminded him that an assault wouldn't likely make his case, but would get him a night in the pokey. He finally left, swearing as he did. Classy guy. Sure couldn't argue with him being in the right profession.
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