[Melinda]

From someone who lives on the Cape, the only reason I would support this fiasco is because it will ruin his view. But I’m on Teddy’s side on this. It is the ruination of a pristine coastline that we rely on for income, when all else is ruined on land by grandiose ideas gone wrong, like Teddy’s free social programs that have turned Hyannis (and much of this country) into a slum, they turn to the water. Cape Cod survived on its natural beauty to attract income, now this will scar it forever.

[businessprofessor]

I doubt that the wind farm will hurt tourism in Cape Cod. I do not like the appearance of wind farms but a wind farm would not stop me from vacationing on the Cape. Wind farms are often forced on rural areas. What is wrong with a wind farm for the elite?

I would rather see this project debated on economic grounds. Some have indicated that this project will double electric rates on the Cape and surrounding communities. For the left, increased electric rates are desired so this project looks like a winner for the enviro cheer leaders.

[goldi]

I used to enjoy visiting the Cape, but I won’t be back again because of these eyesores. The Jersey Shore coastline is being ruined also.

[Cyber Liberty]

If you stand on the pristine shoreline, can you see it? It’s thinking like yours that will be the death of us.

[dearolddad]

From someone who lives on the Cape, the only reason I would support this fiasco is because it will ruin his view. But I’m on Teddy’s side on this. It is the ruination of a pristine coastline that we rely on for income, when all else is ruined on land by grandiose ideas gone wrong, like Teddy’s free social programs that have turned Hyannis (and much of this country) into a slum, they turn to the water. Cape Cod survived on its natural beauty to attract income, now this will scar it forever.

Let me get this straight. It's just peachy keen and dandy fine as long as it's in the back yard of someone else. Do I have that right?