[Poohbah]

I was not aware that there was a water problem up here in North Idaho! I thought that in some places in Farrgat State Park by the lake where they use to do naval exercises it is as deep as 1500 feet. And then we have Lake Coeur d'Alene. I thought there were a ton of streams and lakes and fresh water places up here not to mention plenty of rain and snow last year. Oh well I have only lived up here three years I am glad to be informed regarding our water problem. MCD

Southern Idaho (i.e., most of the frickin' state, thankyewverymuch) most assuredly has a water problem, unless you use non-Libertarian methods (public water projects) to impound water.

As for Northern Idaho, kindly refer to my other remarks--namely, that thinly populated places are usually thinly populated for good reason. Northern Idaho would have a difficult time accomodating another 20,000 residents.

And you'd need closer to 500,000 than 20,000 bodies, anyway.

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"...Southern Idaho (i.e., most of the frickin' state, thankyewverymuch) most assuredly has a water problem, unless you use non-Libertarian methods (public water projects) to impound water..."
# 245 by Poohbah
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I wouldn't have a have a problem with State funded public water projects, Poohbah.