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Re: Another.... what would you do... garbage dumpers!


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Posted by Billy NY on August 21, 2015 at 23:10:38 from (104.228.35.235):

In Reply to: Re: Another.... what would you do... garbage dumpers! posted by gwstang on August 21, 2015 at 19:46:21:

There's good reason to stay cool about it, I'll let the trees absorb the frustration, its enough to make them grow, lot of fertilizer in it ;) If you get ticked off, the situation owns you.

Saw 5 people in the car, 3 definitely were women, its never wise to approach a strange car for any reason with one person in it, let alone 5. The car was a heap, black soot on it, not running right, full of junk, good place to hide a weapon. In my opinion you must achieve one of 2 things if you have to make an approach, absolute element of surprise with the ability to safely evade or maintain total superiority the entire duration with the ability to deal with immediate volatility on cue. Both are serious business given whats involved, and what could go wrong. I want no part of it for any nuisance problems like this and trespassers. Its something the police are never afforded, but its a must for me or I'll keep my distance and stay out of sight when deciding how to handle it.

They could have dumped and took off.

At first glance I considered, it could just be some real bad business in those bags, or someone just trying to get away with it, its hard times/desperation, maybe it was a ruse, Monsanto thinks my garden has sweet corn that violates copyright or patent law, this was actually a joint venture of the CIA and FBI, find some humor in it here LOL !

Does not end, not long ago now this early morning, had an SUV full of kids it seemed, urinating in my field, or what appeared to be, now at this hour I am armed and have a super bright LED flashlight, I lit them up and said nothing, come in the house, awhile later, hear an ATV in the back and its not my friend coming through from visiting a neighbor, cripes they'll drive ya nuts if ya let em, push and pull around here lately LOL !


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