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  • malta
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2011
    • 245

    #21
    Mustardman when you say you didn't bother going because "whats the point", now you know why many of did't vote in the rigged survey. Whats the point. The voting list was rigged. I spent my time supporting the duly elected government to get rid of the monopoly.

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    • johnsmith
      Member
      • Apr 2008
      • 61

      #22
      In those pictures all I see is wealth consumption.

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      • jdepape
        Senior Member
        • Oct 2010
        • 706

        #23
        mustardman - a 14 hr bus ride is too much sacrifice to fight for your share of $500 million a year?

        If I was a farmer that believed this was truly about losing roughly $25 per acre year after year, or fighting to keep $25 per acre year after year - I'd be there in a flash.

        That's my point - the truly committed souls just aren't out there.

        (Perhaps they're smart enough to realize the $500 million is just a load of BS.)

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        • Jfreedom
          Member
          • Jul 2011
          • 85

          #24
          You have some cheese to go with that whine
          Mus Turd you board lovers were all so self-
          righteous when people went to jail for selling
          their own grain . Paybacks a bitch

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          • highwayman
            Senior Member
            • May 2007
            • 508

            #25
            mustard, this government is listening to the exact group they should be. The group that put them in office, people that support freedom for farmers. Its just not your group.

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            • redbaron
              Member
              • Feb 2008
              • 109

              #26
              Good thing the 8 amigos (cwb directors) have the pool
              to pay for their law suit. If the rally is any indication.
              They certainly would never collect enough from their
              supporters.

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              • Burbert
                Senior Member
                • Jan 2007
                • 2242

                #27
                Lets see, its Fall, Winter is pending.
                Harvest nearly all complete, framers a wee
                bit tired, still lots ta do, checking bins
                etc., signing contracts, markeetering etc.
                Travel to Winnipeg, always a good choice
                fer a holiday. Yup, me too wondering why
                more didn't show up. Butt wait, didn't we
                just have a pleb and voted to retain the
                cwb! F@#k a holiday in Winnipeg.......

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                • FarmRanger
                  Senior Member
                  • Mar 2005
                  • 1620

                  #28
                  If I thought that the government was actually going to cost me and other farmers $500 million, I would have been there.

                  As it is, the phoney plebiscite that diluted my vote with no-skin-in-the-game-non-farmers, is rightly being ignored. Real farmers are tired of their property rights being trampled (in western Canada anyway), so we're not going to show up at pro-tyrany rallies funded with our stolen pool monies.

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                  • mustardman
                    Senior Member
                    • Aug 2006
                    • 2105

                    #29
                    No Farmranger You would NOT have Been there. Your side has a hard time organizing a two car parade.

                    Let's face our generation has Never Fought for anything.
                    Everything our fathers and grandfathers fought to build is being torn down and our generation simply tries to rationalize it.

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                    • craig
                      Senior Member
                      • Oct 2000
                      • 801

                      #30
                      Mustardman
                      My father and grandfather never fought for the right to dictate to their neighbors how they should run their farms. They fought for the right to work with others who shared the same goals and vision. They also fought for the right to run their farms to the best of their ability. They also recognized that what was right for their farm was not necessarily right for everyone. Once the next generation had proved themselves they were willing to allow them to make the appropriate decisions recognizing that we have moved pass the plow and the threshing machine.

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