Posted by Erik MN on November 10, 2009 at 10:01:46 from (204.169.28.94):
In Reply to: Hope and Change posted by farmer101IL on November 09, 2009 at 17:10:26:
Each time this gets brought up, the same dead horse gets beaten. I think most people are pretty well aware on where others stand so cant we just move on instead of continuing to drag the same old topic through the mud. We all have our opinions which we are all entitled to. If you are not happy with some policy or somebody, change it – get involved, run for office, whatever. Talk is cheap, but not necessarily effective. If we all thought the same thing, we would suffer from “group think” and the lack of new ideas would bring progress to a screeching halt. I would much rather read your posts and learn new information related to tractors rather than lambasting one another because they do not think exactly what you do.
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