Posted by trucker40 on February 05, 2009 at 18:01:48 from (69.151.56.112):
In Reply to: Re: Ia Ag Economics posted by CaseChev on February 05, 2009 at 17:15:30:
Well,I guess you and I arent going to agree.I gave that a good try to explain it to you,and you come at me all sarcastic.Right to farm?Farmers dont care?Yeah you can believe that!I dont care if you starve either.However in about 20 years,when Wall Street owns all the farmland,and you actually are starving to death,dont say I didnt tell you so.You are so far from anything real,there is no talking to you.I pointed out that "farming"as it exists now is highly vulnerable.You want to make it some big money play.I say farming is not fairly compensated,and you say the big ones will eat the small ones.Thats about to fail completely and miserably.
Look,if you gave a farmer the land,the machinery,everything,he would struggle like the rest of them do unless they own thousands of acres.The only way they own thousands of acres is if somebody gave it to them.For your logic to work,a man has to be able to buy the land,the machinery,and have sense enough to run it profitably.That means its sinking,not rising.Farmers are grossly underpaid for their products and citizens are grossly overcharged for their products.This wont last.Im tired of it already,but younger,madder people will emerge sometime and take it away from greedy hogs that have it now.The sooner the better.We need a big adjustment from the top down with lots of that money flowing the other direction,but not so much it makes us the same as the greedy hogs that have it now.
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