Posted by jimg.allentown on April 07, 2016 at 05:24:00 from (108.16.40.179):
In Reply to: How many of you... posted by RBoots on April 06, 2016 at 18:04:21:
From what you have described in your first post, it sounds to me like the "right to farm" laws are allowing major abuses of roads and property.
Local laws are made by PEOPLE. You are a PEOPLE. Start a campaign to CHANGE those laws. At least to add some REASONABLE limits and liabilities to them. Like compliance with frost laws. Like liability for crossing a highway with an implement down causing major damage. Abuses like this that are apparently protected by "right to farm" laws need to be remedied. How long can folks tolerate the abuses? Who pays to repair the roads? Or do the roads simply stay impassable?
I grew up in farm country in upstate New York. None of the abuses you describe were allowed. They simply would not be tolerated!! Your legal structure is BROKEN!! This is one place where more government control could be a GOOD thing.
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