Posted by wisbaker on February 28, 2012 at 13:11:18 from (207.118.140.62):
In Reply to: Amish homes Out Of Code posted by Whizkidkyus on February 28, 2012 at 11:19:53:
Where in the constitution does it say the government has the right to determine what is adequate for our house? I think we are stupid to allow a government to dictate that we have to have power and running water that they tax and collect fees on above the normal sales tax. We have the right to religious freedom, but our beliefs should not allow us to endanger or diminish the lives of our neighbor. I am a little sensitive about claims of water pollution, when I ran a waste water plant we were under investigation for polluting the water, the contaminant was fecal coli form bacteria in the river. The fact that we had not discharged water or allowed runoff into the river was moot, they were measuring fecal coli forms in the river and they insisted it was my fault. They couldn't explain why samples UPRIVER from our plant had the same contamination. They eventually found the contamination, a dead deer was laying on the river bank, never apologized to me either.
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