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Are we ashamed to let others share our county, just as those that moved here, but were not bom here?
By the way, how many of the 160 are farmers? Or maybe you just want to picture your eyes across someone else's farm and control their land without owning same or working the farm for below minimum wages. No farmer owes any non-farmer the sweat and blood of their labor just for your scenic view.
Personally, my ancestors have been run off this land once, there was much bloodshed when you drove off the Indians, this too was wrong. Now some 200 years later, you are determined to start a new campaign of land control. This too is about greed and who thinks they know best, but for whom? When is enough, enough? This picture has many reflections. What about the 600 people who are tired of fighting the knowalls (160).
Servitude is what our farmers are facing. Meaning, a burden placed upon the property of a person by a specified right another has in its use.
Will the same thing happen between these two ways of thinking as happened when the Indians were annihilated? Why gamble this awful chance for a few trees and unhappy farmers that have no more to give? For most farmers their land is their savings account.
Now this is the picture, I am very proud to sign my name.
Note: The 160 and 600 are voters of Jackson District.
Donald Brown
Amissville
95.7%