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    #21
    Parsley

    The measure of success in business is how much money you make.

    If the gov is going to give it out I am not going to be the one left behind cause I'm too proud.

    Do you get that? or no.

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      #22
      We have entered a time in history where the urban population has grown to a point that the dependence on people who grow food is scary. If they aren't willing to protect the producers of their food maybe they can change their lifestyle. Instead of spending weekends at the lake or two weeks somewhere hot in the winter they can grow a garden in the summer and preserve it. Milk a cow, butcher it's calf in fall, and raise afew chickens for meat and eggs.
      Sometimes you don't miss something until its gone. I am always grateful for things people do for me that I either don't want to do myself or can't. If I can do it myself cheaper or it's something I want to do, I will, otherwise I am glad to pay to have it done.

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        #23
        Parsley do you realize how silly your point of view is.

        Do you build your own roads to drive on because you don't want to drive on a road that someone else paid for.

        Do you not grow crops that have been bred by the gov.

        How about National Parks, do you visit them or stay away? lol

        As I stated in me first post I agree society would be far better off without these wealth redistribution schemes. But I have to live in the here and now.

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          #24
          "The measure of success in business is how
          much money you make. "

          Greece holds that view.

          There is longer view.

          1.Any industry that lobbies and begs for money is
          beholden to the lender. That includes government
          lenders. You will eventually do exactly as you are
          ordered.

          2. A culture of dependence dissolves innovation.

          3. Any industry that cannot survive without
          handouts will eventually die.

          4. Whether it's his mother or the nation that has to
          boroow money to keep a farmer's tractor gassed
          up, inevitably it spells economic disaster for
          either lender, and for the farmer. That is not
          making money. That is the purest definition of
          stupidy one could enter on wikipedia. Parsley

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            #25
            The whole system is so totally screwed there is no
            point in feeling guilty about government handouts.

            Workers pay into social security to support those that
            are retread and the new workers will never see a
            dime(or one that buys anything).

            Tax payers back stop mortgages of multi million
            dollar condos in hongcuver who's buyers are simply
            speculators.

            Tax payers pay for health care costs of people who
            don't take care of themselves.

            Etc

            etc

            etc

            etc

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              #26
              If it was announced that the entire
              AgriInvest/Stability program would be terminated
              in 2013, is there anyone on this website who
              could NOT survive? Pars

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                #27
                "but they
                refuse to participate because they feel the
                principle of the program is not the direction
                agriculture should be headed."

                In what direction do they think Ag should be heading?

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                  #28
                  Agriculture produces tremendous weath. Many
                  companies and governments look to agriculture
                  as a source of income.

                  Farmers create the basic blocks, Level One, of
                  wealth. There is ample demand and money for
                  farmgate production that can be realized at Level
                  One.

                  Instead, farm managers will argue they need to
                  lobby so they will be subsidized at Level One.

                  They view themselves as capable managers.

                  What is wrong with this picture? Pars

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                    #29
                    "What is wrong with this picture"...

                    Lack of control of:

                    Price of production(quite unique)
                    Cost of production(we are not alone)
                    Weather(huge affect)
                    etc
                    etc
                    etc

                    Even the best managers get dealt hands that no matter how they play they lose. And that I beleive is what the safety nets were meant for.

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                      #30
                      "Cost of production"

                      Most farmers chase more and more bushels.
                      = Higher production costs.

                      Farmers can chase higher farmgate prices.
                      = costs not rising.

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