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Not to mention, one of the people in the article who is complaining about the pot lives right next to a stinky dairy farm: "But she says she made the choice to
by olyjohn 8y ago
Not to mention, one of the people in the article who is complaining about the pot lives right next to a stinky dairy farm:
"But she says she made the choice to live next to a dairy farm and prefers that smell to the odor that drifted over from the marijuana farm next door to her house."
So it's okay to make a smell if it's one you prefer. If you're some whacko anti-pot person who thinks that it's going to destroy society, you'll find any reason to not like the pot.
- HeyLaughingBoy 8y agoWell, did she move there before or after the pot farm? I live out in the country and this issue comes up over and over. People from the suburbs/city decide they want what they think is a peaceful, bucolic country life and move to a rural area without learning enough about the area they're moving to. And then they find out the farm next door has constant loud machinery noise when planting or harvest time comes. Or when the wind shifts, you're gagging because of the smell from the hog lagoon or dairy farm down the road. The farmers have been there, doing their thing for decades, and they're not about to stop just because someone moved in and can't deal with the reality of living near a farm. Hell, we used to have a neighbor who complained about horses pooping on the road. Still don't know if she expected us to put diapers on them.