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To: varyouga

I am responsible for the condition of my family....not the government, nor a privatized utility company. It is my responsibility to provide for them.

The rivers, and ground waters are not too polluted to drink. The only time I’ve had water from a municipality was while serving in the Marine Corps. The rest, including now, has been well drawn, and I have a stream a quarter of a mile away from where I live.

Your existence is your responsibility. You have God given natural law....life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

Pursuit of happiness is up to your determination. My determination is owning my own property, growing my own food, and making sure that all of my family’s needs are taken care of BY ME. Water included.

You come from a country where the wealthy ruled; guess what, you came to a country that is changing to the Homeland you left.

Sorry for your bad luck, buddy....I’m not going to give up my freedom.


99 posted on 06/28/2014 8:29:17 PM PDT by SgtBob (Freedom is not for the faint of heart. Semper Fi!)
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To: SgtBob

I doubt Detroit well or river water is safe to drink.

What if your local water became polluted, the sole municipality kept increasing your rates and you did not have the means to leave (because nobody wants to buy your polluted property in a dying area)? That is basically what happened in Detroit.

I’m having very good luck. I just believe people should be held responsible for stepping on the freedoms of others. The polluters and government agents who allowed it are responsible for the lack of natural drinking water. Water is as essential and natural as air and must remain available as it did in nature.


121 posted on 06/28/2014 11:00:27 PM PDT by varyouga
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