Comments by "Straight2Dpoint" (@4evertrue830) on "12 News" channel.

  1. 90% of those making comments here about the water issue don't really understand the terms of the land contract. The water is being used for agriculture, to grow alfalfa for cattle in Saudi Arabia not shipped in large volumes inside ship tankers all the way to SA. This means a large part of it returns back into the soil during the process of growing the food crop. This is well taught in agricultural science studies in school. Secondly, the land lease agreement at the time was for 2015, not 2022. Lease costs/taxes, change from time to time. You can not compare 2015 land use fees to that of 2023. Besides, what happened to using todays technology to recycle waste water? All that talk about the US being a first world country yet it can not bring itself to develop tech to recycle water in large quantities for domestic use and agriculture during periods of drought. Other countries are doing this why not in the US of A? Smh..😔😒
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  2. ​ @shay5839 You can't say WF can't be sued. Her death could have been due to overwork. So, WF could be held responsible and still be sued.
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  3. ​ @backagain5216 You're not really smart are you? If someone is overworked and it causes serious health problems, which led to death at work, can't that person's family sue the company/organisation? Think about that. 😏
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  4. ​ thulomanchay But that's the whole point of the news report. How come no one noticed for 4 days? How will they know she's not at her desk on 1 day?
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