Yeah, this is good land-use planning! This needs to be resisted, but there is so little time to organize anything to help these people. This is what government does best, evict people from their land---from an organic farm, no less---for the purpose of building a fucking WalMart warehouse aiding private developers.
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One immediate benefit of having Wal-Mart move in off the top of my head is that there will be jobs for those people.
I wouldn't get too worked up about this story.
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http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5160542
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Yes, the NPR report is much more balanced than this online article.
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You'll pardon my idiocy, but how can it be "a little too obvious"? If you doubt the veracity of the story, all you need to do is look it up, the facts are out there. But, it seems that you are saying something else. I am worked up about it, and I hope a great many other people get worked up about it as well. These people do not need a WalMart, and they do not need the jobs it can, ostensibly, provide---they need to keep their farm. All of our major urban areas need more farms like this, and fewer WalMarts.
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I accidentally deleted it. Sorry.
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Oh my! Well, Scott, as always, you give me a great deal to think about, and I appreciate it endlessly. I know nothing about this Ruppert fellow, but what you've said here makes me very skeptical about anything he says. My own innate tendencies toward skepticism sometimes get overwhelmed by emotionalism, and I forget to check my sources---something I find hard to forgive in others.
As you say, the enemy, first and foremost, is the state, and its machinery. That said, I still hate WalMart, just not as much as the state.
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Actually, it occurs to me that you should make a comment to the original post on boingboing, and give a lot of other people some perspective on this story. Just a thought.
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Ok... and, then what? I'm not sure I understand where you're going with this.
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http://maudnewton.com/blog/?p=925
http://www.snpp.com/other/interviews/meyer00.html
http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Den/6460/2000sept15.htm
SL
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Uuhhh... ok, you two work this out yourselves... I'm confused and tired...
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