California Shuts Off Water To Farmers To Save Fish

Technocracy.News ^ | Kary Grimes

[Jan_Sobieski]

Manufactured famines suck…

[Blood of Tyrants]

Been going on for years. There a MANY nut farmers who relied on irrigation to keep their trees alive and California just cut them off and hundreds of thousands of trees died and the nut farmers lost everything.

[dowcaet]

The “Breadbasket of the World” is being purposely destroyed by the lefty loons.

[G Larry]

When will the courts inform the Population Control whackos, that people are more important than fish....which aren’t actually “endangered” in the first place?

[Brian Griffin]

I remember visiting a fish hatchery when I was young.

It is my understanding that fishing license revenue supports fish reproduction.

[frithguild]

How about growing rice where water is abundant like in Louisiana, for instance?

[E. Pluribus Unum]

They want us dead.

We should make them dead first.

[donozark]

Fish are people to!

[E. Pluribus Unum]

How about growing rice where water is abundant like in Louisiana, for instance?

How long have you been farming?

[rellic]

Here’s how it works most environmentalist nut cases live in cities.
They pass laws that they think will save some obscure thing they have no real knowledge of.
So they won’t have any food in their stores.
That is called “Natural selection”.
Most modern Democrats aren’t fit to survive.

[poinq]

Rice uses a massive amount of water. There are incredible rice paddies in Mississippi. The mosquitos there are very thick because of the standing water. Don’t equate rice with other crops. Rice uses more water than anything other than fish.

[MrHead]

Fish fish or bee fish?

[SpaceBar]

They’ve been doing this for three decades give or take.

[The Louiswu]

Their liberals, they voted for liberals let them lose their souls.

[Mogger]

And on the other end of the country:

Every time a boat ramp, bridge or counter erosion project is proposed in the Connecticut River valley, the enviro-whackos bring in their divers.

Every time the divers find the same "endangered" snail and they try to stop the project.

If the snail is so endangered, why is it everywhere you look in the river banks?

[ryderann]

Joe wants us to buy our rice from his buddy Xi.

[Organic Panic]

100s of millions killed by their own governments’ forced famines can’t be wrong...

[frithguild]

How long have you been farming?

Why should I respond to an argument dressed up as a question?

This article does little more than seek sympathy for an oppressed group seeking a government benefit (water allocation). Louisiana is our country's third largest producer of rice, which needs an awful lot of water. A rice paddy is also a great place to farm crayfish.

[Magic Fingers]

Good answer.

[ConservativeMind]

This thread needs you to defend the fish.