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Environmentalists Terminate Hamakua Dairy
#41
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Originally posted by Open-d

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Originally posted by glassnumbers



If FDR had lived long enough to bring about his second bill of rights, guaranteeing everyone the right to a decent job, a home, and food on the table, then we would have something approximating "freedom". As it is, the entire damn nation is bound by a capitalist machine that grinds up the worker so the rich guys get richer, and the middle class disappears more and more. We don't have anything even resembling freedom, we are all slaves to the wage machine, and it's been like this for at least a decade.

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Utter malarkey.

The only reason we have a middle class, and the prosperity that entails, is BECAUSE of capitalism. We started naked and starving, and created everything we have via capitalism, pure and simple. Capitalism doesn't take it away, it CREATES it.

You have no concept whatsoever what it really means to be a slave. Capitalism, NOT socialism, is the ONLY road to prosperity for it creates, not merely redistributes, wealth.

Your diatribe is that of an adolescent (at best), and bears no semblance to the U.S.

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hey, can we ban this guy? All he does is insult people. He has nothing to contribute but insults. Honestly, his toxic Trump viewpoint is one thing, barely tolerable, but the insults? Not tolerable.

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#42
Sorry oldcroc but back then you were just seeing a small portion of the huge percentage of Hawaiians that the US based periodicals chose to publish. Do you think the crooked USA politically controlled media would publish the opinions of all those that were against being part of the states? Doubtful. The politicians painted themselves as doing good and not thievery which it actually was. Also the ones that rejoiced simply didn't know what they were in for at the time. Not knowing the corruption that they were in for.

Back to the dairy farm: I agree with Alaskan66 there has to be a better method of controlling the manure. Maybe turn it into energy for HELCO?

Or a system of getting most of it off the field and off to farms for fertilizer.
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#43
I cant find any info on how many cattle Parker Ranch has, But I wonder how they deal with their 'Poo Piles' Or are they free range poopers? either way I expect that by now the whole free range area is mostly made of cow poo... given the years they have been ranching.

I have a sudden craving for popcorn..
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#44
Sounds like some pretty fertile land to me...
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#45
how many cattle Parker Ranch has

Parker Ranch raises beef cattle. They tend to roam the range, staying outdoors, naturally spreading their manure across a wide area of pasture land. Dairy cattle are brought in for milking three times a day, concentrating the waste in one area.

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#46
"concentrating the waste in one area."

Making it much easier to collect and distribute. Cow manure is a very good fertilizer. Years ago you could go to the horse stables and get huge bags of horse poop for $2 a bag. Or shovel it yourself for free. Most people say "oh yuck" but to a farmer in Puna that stuff is gold. Something similar should be able to work with the dairy poop. If you were able to get 10-30 yards of it delivered to for a minimal fee to cover loading and trucking I bet the stuff would disappear and be used appropriately. Just an idea. The county or the health dept. would probably put the kabosh on it.
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#47
insulting diatribe as adolescent isn't a personal attack, it is an attack,
ie debate, against what was said.The stupidity of what was said was in desperate need of attack i.e. countering, and I provided it. Nothing wrong with that, IMHO.

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#48
I didn't find your post(s) to be particularly informed. I think you need to read up more on history before you return to sharing your truth.
Assume the best and ask questions.

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#49
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Originally posted by Open-d

insulting diatribe as adolescent isn't a personal attack, it is an attack,
ie debate, against what was said.The stupidity of what was said was in desperate need of attack i.e. countering, and I provided it. Nothing wrong with that, IMHO.

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Maybe if you take the H out of "IMHO" and ditch the tag line 'cause you certainly are not humble, nor do your opinions pass for the truth or facts. Then I think we'd all agree that your opinions are.. well.. your opinions. Even though I suspect your's are not shared broadly with the rest of us, but then who's are? Happy happy.
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#50
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Originally posted by Rob Tucker

I didn't find your post(s) to be particularly informed. I think you need to read up more on history before you return to sharing your truth.

My offerings are, IMHO, well-founded in history and fact. Do you have an example of something I said that is inaccurate? Were the Hawaiians not barbaric, where the kapus a figment of my imagination?

Has capitalism not raised mankind out of peverty? Does socialism create wealth, or just redistribute it?

Your statement was broad and vauge. Any specifics to fill in the gaps.I am ready to stand corrected if proven factually wrong.

BTWX Happy Thanksgiving to all.

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