Dems In California Take 300 Billion Gallons Or Water Away From Farmers In A Drought, To Protect A Fish...

it's funny how such a simple solution can get wrecked for the sake of being PC or "environmentally friendly"

screw the damn fish

yes

ibet youare right

China was getting water from the Great Lakes, last i heard.

all the lakes are frozen,
finally, for the rest of the Winter?

:this^^^: and :this^^^:

State politicians are also building a secret pipeline from Chico area to send more of our water to LA.
I don't know much about it, it's a secret.


Anyone in north state (chico/redding) know about this?

Last Edited by Mkguyver on 02/03/2014 02:13 PM

I think it's about the extreme drought not a fish. Sierra snowpack is WAY down. California will be rationing water house to house soon. I wouldn't worry about farmers, we may be well past that point for the near term.

Sorry - I know you will try to fillet me (no pun intended), but I have to side with the fish.

Water is scarce out there - especially in this drought. That's a chance you take when farming. Why does their right to farm take precedence over a species right to live?

We've destroyed enough of our environment due to the progress of manufacturing and farming. Sometimes you have to put your foot down.

do they? how many laws were on the books before you were born? how many laws have you created? what politician contacted you before they voted for a law? how many politicians even know that you exist?

if you don't obey the laws that you never created, will somebody use force against you for not obeying? if you use force back, will your life ever be the same again? are you prepared for that?

Cali dems could line their voters up and shoot them and still win in land slides.

don't be wasteful. eat the fish or put them some place else.

Wow. Im speechless.

I live in Chico, haven't heard about it..

Just let it be...don't respond to it...maybe it will go away

This is a joke right?

i wouldnt be opposed to either of those ideas

Its just to punish people for being alive, they love torturing people. Those friggin minnows could be raised in fish tanks. Just like trout, bass and other sport fish.

More government mismanagement

I grew up on a farm. I've lived most of my adult life on a ranch. It's not just California. Farmers and large cities are emptying rivers, aquifers, and lakes at an alarming rate. So, it's better to let the farmers take it all and dry up large swaths of land and then nobody can live there? Much of the western portion of the US will be screwed in the decades to come if we don't do something about this issue.

I would imagine it's not the fish but all the animals that feed on the fish, and so on.

this sounds fishy, though. It's all diverted out into San Franscisco Bay and all that fresh water is wasted? sounds like the doing of crazy fags to me, they love to flaunt their power in the face of pesant peons.

stealing all our natural resources from We The People, and selling them to other Countries. Whatis new about that?

That water goes to the mega "farms" of Corporate Society, the monsters among us, who ship their product out of our nation.- and all the best top quality goes over seas, and the garbage and contaminated stuff goes to us, and probably Mexico.

How much money would it cost to round up a bunch of them fish and put them in a hatchery? Problem solved, fish saved, farmers get water. Oh, shucks, I forgot about AGENDAS.

Dwight Shrute?

It is the fish...it's an endangered 3 inch long fish..err minnow

Didn't a republican win a district out in the valley that used to be a democratic stronghold recently?

Not sure, I am in the north valley....not the central valley.

We are a conservative area...with little to no influence on the States politics...thanks to L.A and San Fran

Found it. [link to www.breitbart.com]

A Republican in California won a state Senate seat on Wednesday in a District in which Democrats have a 22-point advantage and that is 60% Hispanic.
Andy Vidak, the Republican farmer, won the special election runoff for the 16th District Senate seat when his opponent, Democrat Leticia Perez, a Kern County Supervisor, conceded on Wednesday, a day after voters cast their ballots. Vidak had 54% of the vote to Perez's 46%.