kelly4
Well-Known Member
This isn't about employment. It's about the federal government telling parents what their OWN kids can do on their OWN family farms, that THEY OWN.
Administration to make kids working on farms illegal.
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This isn't about employment. It's about the federal government telling parents what their OWN kids can do on their OWN family farms, that THEY OWN.
deprave
New Member
Point being...If someone is going to talk on their phone on a tractor or some crap, their going to do it. If an inevitable accident is bound to happen then a policeman won't just dart out of nowhere and save the day because of some law. Stupid Laws are Stupid. They just want to give people tickets and rob us, they do not protect us, they can not, will not, and do not even want to protect us. The state is like the mafia essentially, they just come by to take their "protection" fees and possibly rob, maim, or kill us. Yes, it really is that simple.
lifegoesonbrah
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Carne Seca
Well-Known Member
As usual, people talking out their asses about things they have no clue about. Boil it all down and it's about the scary black man in the white house who is going to take all your stuff. Unless you've done actual FARM WORK (and I'm not talking hobby gardening) you have no clue how dangerous it is and cannot understand why this legislation is important. Keep shoveling that shit. I'm done with this stupid ass thread.
lifegoesonbrah
Well-Known Member
Considering I live and operate a farm and my kids work the farm everyday I would say I am MUCH MORE experienced than you are. In fact my experience probably exceeds your lifetime by a factor of two.
My kids learned to drive tractor at 10, yes a tractor that at top speed can attain almost 15MPH. Better watch out or you blink and its 1 foot closer. Perhaps next time we bring hay out to the cattle in the winter I should make the kids throw 80 pound bales and I will drive the tractor. With the new law we won't have to worry about that, let the fucking cattle starve to death. Or watch how fun it is to see a man drop off hay bails from a trailer and drive the tractor at the same time in 3 feet of snow. Yee Haaah, good times are here, thanks Government.
By government I mean "Scary Black man in office" Cuz we all know that presidents make all the laws by themselves. Or at least that is what simpletons think. Simpletons like Carne.
kelly4
Well-Known Member
Good.
I've thought it over. All we have to do is make "family farming" illegal!
Put the government in charge of farming.
Then just sit around until we starve to death.
deprave
New Member
pwoned....same shitty scapegoat you always use...I have done farmwork...I am not the idiot that thinks mystical men can protect me from dangers...
I hate to even give your stupid scapegoat the time of day but If the president was white would you say "big scary white man"? Fact, it doesn't make a damn difference who is the president this is still stupid to think magical fairies will protect us. Gandhi could be the president and I would still be against stupid ass laws. (However if Gandhi was then he would be totally against this, not that it matters)...
Actually we can learn something from Gandhi on this with my favorite quote:
"When a man cleaning the toilet he doesn't care about any laws, he just wants to get the toilet clean"
Daxus
Active Member
Oh no we won't starve...in fact the government is very interested in farming, helping out their buddies Monsanto at every turn, that way we can have huge amounts of semi-poisonous less-nutritious food for the populace to buy.
kelly4
Well-Known Member
Then we'll all be fat and unhealthy. Good thing FREE govt. health care is a cumin'!
kelly4
Well-Known Member
Alright, I've done a LOT of soul searching.
I think said dummy's actions should STAY legal. But, ONLY with a government mandated (and approved...) "horse helmet".
desert dude
Well-Known Member
it depends on the kid. I have a very close friend that grew up on a Tobacco farm in Kentucky. He was driving a tractor by age eight. His main job was to use a hay rake to create the rows for the bailer that came along behind. He is now about 65 years old and is one of the smartest guys I have ever known. His background on the farm has made him able to fix most anything.
Life itself is a risk. If you avoid risks at all costs, you might as well live in a bubble.
deprave
New Member
he already gave up on the previous page and just resorted to calling everyone who disagrees with him a racist.
