Posted by Ohio D14 on January 13, 2008 at 08:35:04 from (71.97.202.20):
In Reply to: New York dairy farms posted by Big Hunter on January 12, 2008 at 16:22:03:
Here in the Midwest (West of the East coast) are in the same situation, taxes going up, employment, and wages going down. The climate is great, just nobody here who has any money. I agree that increasing taxes are a burden, but the way we have been printing money the last eight years is terrorizing the local businesses as well as the small farms.
Everybody wants a wal mart, but the tax abatements given to the corporations do not equal the increased income brought by the BORG (Big Orginization).
I guess when we start buying bread from china, we will be toast.
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