And then the farmer should pay more in taxes if they do more damage to the roads, it's that simple. Why should a consumer have to help pay for crop insurance and the roads then be forced to buy products they don't want? To support a few arrogant farmers who thinks the world owes them a living, telling lies about how they (the US farmer) feeds the world? Want to make money farming? Stop treating it like it's a paid to you charity and start treating it like a business. If collectively farmers produce more corn than can be used then plant less corn. Don't expect me to have to buy gas with ethanol in it to keep corn prices up. If ethanol was so good everyone would be buying E85 and demanding that the car makers build cars that only burn ethanol. Many farmers are good people who use common sense and sound judgment on the roads. Then there is the arrogant ones who give the rest a bad name.
If a company produces too much they have to eat it and they may well wind up closing their doors.
We, the majority, don't farm. Farmers make up less than 1% of the American population. You have no more rights than anyone else. Stop acting like you do. Yes we have to have food. But you have to have things to. Electricity, fuel, oil, parts, clothing and many other things. You would yell if anyone one of those tore up your roads!
Please explain to the rest of us idiots just why one guy in 20 or so that uses a road has the "right" to damage that road and expect the rest who didn't damage it to pay for it? Most of us just have to pay our taxes. We don't get to write everything down to pay a minimum amount or none like many farmers do.
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