Posted by lgehring on October 31, 2017 at 20:18:53 from (76.7.232.205):
In Reply to: A little heavy posted by stonerock on October 31, 2017 at 05:22:35:
It was a sad day when man became so greedy that he actually needed laws to keep him from taking advantage of others. The same can be said when we make a living of our choosing but expect others to give us breaks or bail us out when we fail. My dad and grandad made a decent living at farming.Made it on their own, if the wheat failed one year, maybe the sheep or the cows made good money that year. Never took on more land than they could handle. They didn't plant wheat and beans on all their land for years and years and wonder why every co-op in the midwest has more grain than they can handle. It seems silly to keep doing the same thing over and over and expect different results. Some of us when we get paid in cash still turn it in on our taxes because we need cops and firemen and bridges ect and because it is the right thing to do. That being said, there has to be farmers out there somewhere farming responsibly,obeying the laws of the land AND making money and for that we THANK YOU! I live in southern Kansas. Have a good night.
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