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On a large scale, they have made it impossible to raise corn and not take
the subsidy. Not taking the subsidy would guarantee bankruptcy for individual farmers, they simply couldn't afford to loose that much money per acre. If ALL the farmers could refuse it, once the over supply of corn was consumed, it would be a different story. But trying to organize farmers is about what I think it would be like to organize New Yorkers. Jim "Skylune" wrote in message lkaboutaviation.com... Thank you for the correction, and I apologize for the vast oversimplification of farming subsidies. Your take on government subsidies (opposed to) does raise some interesting issues though.... ;-) |
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Interesting....
IMO the only thing that keeps NYC "organized" is a very heavy and public police presence. If they had cops like those in New Orleans, the city would be reduced to a smoldering pile of rubbish within a week. |
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"Jim Burns" wrote in
: On a large scale, they have made it impossible to raise corn and not take the subsidy. Not taking the subsidy would guarantee bankruptcy for individual farmers, they simply couldn't afford to loose that much money per acre. If ALL the farmers could refuse it, once the over supply of corn was consumed, it would be a different story. But trying to organize farmers is about what I think it would be like to organize New Yorkers. Jim Are you saying we should be voting more Sicilians into office? Or just to run the Dept of Agriculture? |
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