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BlueVeins · 22-25
Not mentioned -- the 600 "farms" to be eminent domain'd are factory farms. Frankly, the working conditions in these kinds of places are atrocious, the sanitation standards are beyond disgusting, the treatment of animals is torturous, and the environmental footprint is disastrous. The Netherlands' response here is overly lenient if anything; the people who own these places should be rounded up and hanged.
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This falls well short of the level of civility which should be expected of any developed country.
This falls well short of the level of civility which should be expected of any developed country.
Carissimi · F
I’ve heard it’s part of the plan to force homeowners to share their homes and belongings with others. Also, you will order your pots and pans and utensils to cook your meals, and return them. Your home will be also used as a business during work hours. In essence it means you own nothing. It all belongs to “them,” and you rent everything from “them,” including your own property, which really won’t be yours anymore.
The good news is the Elites will keep everything they own, and do as they like, and own our property too. They tell us that we will all be happy, so that’s nice. @Riverman2
The good news is the Elites will keep everything they own, and do as they like, and own our property too. They tell us that we will all be happy, so that’s nice. @Riverman2
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OogieBoogie · F
This has happened for decades where i live.
Urban expansion, widening of roads and highways needs space . So the government forcibly buys up peoples homes and land .
Which is shit in some cases as its just lazy. Highways can be elevated , or dug underground.
But urban spread of stuff like shopping centres has taken a few of my childhood friends homes .
Its sad . They go back to where they grew up and played....and its now a Mc Donalds parking lot or a tax office .😞
Urban expansion, widening of roads and highways needs space . So the government forcibly buys up peoples homes and land .
Which is shit in some cases as its just lazy. Highways can be elevated , or dug underground.
But urban spread of stuff like shopping centres has taken a few of my childhood friends homes .
Its sad . They go back to where they grew up and played....and its now a Mc Donalds parking lot or a tax office .😞
BlueVeins · 22-25
@OogieBoogie I don't find it shocking. If anything, it's kinda shocking that they allowed 600 factory farms to set up shop on their land in the first place, given the animal rights, workers rights, & environmental costs.
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