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Re: math--boersen/stamp farms


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Posted by oldtanker on March 09, 2018 at 17:12:01 from (66.228.255.59):

In Reply to: math--boersen/stamp farms posted by Al Baker(pumpman) on March 09, 2018 at 08:49:17:

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Hate to tell you this but the world has ALWAYS worked this way. Caesar wasn't murdered for being a tyrant (another of histories myths). He was killed because he advocated change that was going to affect the bottom line of the most wealthy, many of whom were senators.

Renting land is like going to an auction. The guy willing to spend the most buys it at the end of the sale. Not uncaring but this is how things happened even in the Soviet Union and Red China. Those in power made the rules and live pretty well while the rest followed the rules and live poorly or rebelled and were persecuted.

A wise man observed that it's tuff to be a man. Kinda funny if you think about it. We have sympathy for the young man who wants to farm and can't. We have no sympathy for someone else trying to follow dream, like being an artist. Both really hard to be successful at. But each has a dream they may have to put aside and move on with their life to be successful at making a living. I put aside dreams of farming in 1980/81 when interest rates went stupid high. I had a wife and kids to take care of. Once I was in a position to try it again I could get a small start and keep the bank out of it. Being retired gave me the time. It also gave me time to do grandpas daycare. When farming got in the way of the grandkids I quit farming. Now I know at my age it's a dream and that's it. It was just time to man up and move on.

Rick


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