Thieves Raiding Farms

[farming101]

We know you're embarrassed to have been a Liberal voter but continually blaming them for everything doesn't detract from your embarrassment it merely reminds us of it on a daily basis.
Oh, and by the way crime rates are falling in Canada - overall crime rates are something like 30% down and property crimes @40% down since the early 2000s.
That's good news - maybe you should thank a Liberal instead!

Crime rates have been rising in Canada since 2014. Hope it's not a trend

[rumrocks]

Grassy,you may be right about reported crime, however unreported rural crime numbers may be the same, decreasing or rising, we all know of people who just don't bother to report fuel theft and small acts of vandalism because of disappointing past results.

[furrowtickler]

We know you're embarrassed to have been a Liberal voter but continually blaming them for everything doesn't detract from your embarrassment it merely reminds us of it on a daily basis.
Oh, and by the way crime rates are falling in Canada - overall crime rates are something like 30% down and property crimes @40% down since the early 2000s.
That's good news - maybe you should thank a Liberal instead!

Well grass , I agree with several things with you ..... but politics and crime are completely out the fukin window !
I invite you to come stay here for 1 month.... you will leave a very fukin changed man ..... as will many other when face to face with reality ... chuck ! ..., on a daily basis with the b/S we put with.
I will bet the farm on it .
You will have a vastly different attitude.
It’s like the Hollywood celebrities living in ultra safe compounds.... they have no fukin clue .
Some of you have had the extremely fortunate situation of living in low crime areas , and thus think you are all high and mighty on crime .... come live around here ,your attitude will change extremely quickly regardless of your political views.

[grassfarmer]

Grassy,you may be right about reported crime, however unreported rural crime numbers may be the same, decreasing or rising,...

I think that's a fairly safe bet - you covered all the options!


Furrow, I'm sorry you live in an area where you are affected by rural crime. I don't doubt what you relate is true. All I said is that on a national basis crime figures are substantially lower than they were 20 years ago. I was challenging SF3s ridiculous claim that it's all because of the Liberals.

[furrowtickler]

Have any one of you.. (forage , chuck, grasss ) that doubt rural crime at all ... had a 12 year old daughter at home after school while you and your wife are are trying to earn a living working , teaching , nursing , hauling grain ... whatever , had that house door kicked in by a low life POS ?????
And then get that call ???
Let me know when that happens to you ..
Then we can have a meaningful conversation about property rights .
Until then , you have no fukin clue .
Criminals are criminals. And when they effect your family directly, it is a total different perspective.
I detest people who judge those of us that go through this yearly that have absolutely no fukin clue on the adversity it causes at home .
It covers almost every farm in the area now BTW you ignorant fuks .

[AlbertaFarmer5]

I think that's a fairly safe bet - you covered all the options!


Furrow, I'm sorry you live in an area where you are affected by rural crime. I don't doubt what you relate is true. All I said is that on a national basis crime figures are substantially lower than they were 20 years ago. I was challenging SF3s ridiculous claim that it's all because of the Liberals.

Has a lot more to do with demographics and the economic situation.

As correctly noted here, rural crime is much more prevalent than urban, and getting worse since 2014:

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/alberta-crime-severity-rural-property-crime-2017-data-1.4757930 https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/alberta-crime-severity-rural-property-crime-2017-data-1.4757930

From the article:

Across Canada, rural areas tend to have higher crime rates (violations per 100,000 population) than urban areas, and Alberta is no exception.

Rural crime is particularly prevalent across the three Prairie provinces, according to the data.

"In 2017, relatively high rural crime rates were reported in Manitoba (42% higher than the province's urban crime rate), Alberta (38% higher) and Saskatchewan (36% higher)," Statistics Canada said in a release.

"Almost half of crime in Canada's rural areas occurred in these three provinces, which accounted for about a quarter of Canada's population served by rural police services."

Alberta was different from the other Prairie provinces in one way, however.

"In Manitoba and Saskatchewan, the high rates of rural crime were the results of higher rates of all types of crime (violent, property and other crime)," Statistics Canada said.

"In Alberta, however, the difference was largely due to high rates of property crime."

[furrowtickler]

Oh , btw , we both are out working jobs to pay more taxes to pay for these fukin low life criminals to get free money from the government to do *** all but go steal from the tax payers that pay for the welfare !!! Nice fukin system 🙄.
Ohhhh , but on top of that we need to pay carbon tax to even out the wealth on the hard work we already do ..
it’s fukin insanity.
Just so joe pot head in Vancouver can ride his bike to work and get a check from the Liberals off our hard work .
Anyway , end of rant .

Canada’s future is in serious trouble is all I know . Who will be left to pay for all the social programs ??????
The wealth creating industries are being crushed , middle class is going to be taxed to death on climate change and social programs for nothing .... where is the funding going to come from ??? Easy question... and I will bet absolutely zero credible answer from anyone.
Without natural resources, this country is screwed.
Solar power, geo thermal and / or green energy create zero wealth for the nation .
They are important, absolutely, but they will create zero wealth that this nation desperately needs because we have far to many government dependence in our population.
I just can’t understand how people in general don’t understand these simple facts .

[shtferbrains]

They have been told the simple facts are that the carbon tax is going to cost the 4 cents/Ltr and they get $200 more back than they spend.

See it over and over again in all MSM.

What about the small outfits that they work for that have 30K power bill?

All the small trucking outfits going up and down the road trying to make a go.

Will they get more than they send in or just shut down before they adapt?

When has the Government taking a bigger slice ever helped the economy?

[furrowtickler]

They have been told the simple facts are that the carbon tax is going to cost the 4 cents/Ltr and they get $200 more back than they spend.

See it over and over again in all MSM.

What about the small outfits that they work for that have 30K power bill?

All the small trucking outfits going up and down the road trying to make a go.

Will they get more than they send in or just shut down before they adapt?

When has the Government taking a bigger slice ever helped the economy?

Ahhh ... the $200 / month that will keep them from bankruptcy.... as pointed out by MSM a few days ago .... slick . “The Majority of Canadians are $200 / month from being insolvent “ hmmmm .
Keep the dog paddle going I guess .

[furrowtickler]

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/200-financial-insolvency-2019-1.4986586

Scary stuff

[foragefarmer]

Furrow

"I detest people who judge those of us that go through this yearly that have absolutely no fukin clue on the adversity it causes at home .
It covers almost every farm in the area now BTW you ignorant fuks ."

In no way was I doubting rural crime, or minimalizing what you personally are going through on your farm or any other farmer.

My my grievance was against Parsley and Ab5 suggesting vigilantism against the thieves, intruders, joyriders, and drunk teenagers who are trespassing on the farmers property. I was just pointing out the sever consequences that a farmer could face taking matters into their own hands. Whether the farmers actions were justified or not.

Case in point Gerald Stanely, I in no way am judging his actions, and may or may not have acted in the same matter as he did. I do know my life would never be the same if I took someone else's life. Even if it was justifiable, not to mention my family having to suffer as well.

I hope this clears if up for you Furrow.

[Richard5]

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/200-financial-insolvency-2019-1.4986586

Scary stuff

If people would just start using their heads and quit spending like drunken sailors just because stupid banks and credit companies keep giving them unlimited funds.

Sooner or later people must realize you just can "keep up with the Jones's".

As a young person, I couldn't get a loan unless I had a minimum of 25% down and often that wasn't enough. Today people are granted unlimited finances with $0 down. The system cannot function any longer.

Canada is no better off that any other country. Those with savings in cash is probably the worst thing you could ever have because the other side of the fence will never be able to repay allowing that savers to be able to use their money.

Having land, residential property and even vehicles is most likely better.