I especially love the irrigation argument. For goodness sake why do we farm where we have to irrigate in the first place?? Isn't there enough good quality, self sustaining farm land to go around? Instead of bending to Landowner rights, how about using land for more suited
(re: itelligent) purposes? If someone wants to farm in the desert, go for it, but don't expect us to foot the bill for irrigation. You knew it was a desert when you got there! (I digress)
For those of you that wrote her, I bet you do hear from her. This kind of person will argue till they pass out from lack of oxygen. The saddest part is that no matter what, you will never sway them from their ideas. They can be summed up in one phrase "Passionately
Ignorant."
Ty
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