Posted by John in La on April 07, 2018 at 11:24:55 from (96.33.156.55):
First off I will warn you the video is 30 minutes log so I know many of you may not watch it.
If you watch this video threw the eyes of the general public of the USA; city folk that know nothing about farming; and take all news stories as facts; you have to come away thinking "How dare those Low Life farmers treat children this way".
On the other hand if you stop and think and use your brain a little you have to ask......
They used legal immigrates to do this story so why are they not getting food stamps; welfare; section 8 housing.
This family weeds cotton fields. I thought they had round up ready cotton. Or at least tractor cultivators for cotton. The story would have been a little more belivable if they would have used produce pickers. Heck maybe they could not find any legal produce pickers. LOL!!!
But even if this story is half true it just makes you wonder about all the things going on in this country that does not make news headlines because it does not buy votes.
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