Comments by "Don Taylor" (@dontaylor7315) on "County Shuts Down Woman's Business w/Bizarre Argument" video.

 @J4k7193R Good joke...if that's how you meant it. I'm pretty sure you don't really think the county called her because they'd been experiencing power outages ever since her business started up.
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@brentfarvors192 I knew a woman who recycles ALL of her compostable garbage. She has a huge compost heap in her backyard and has created enough soil to re-landscape that entire large yard. It doesn't stink and no one has complained.
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@brentfarvors192 Home composting is practiced by millions of Americans and composting isn't the same as operating a city dump. As for the woman I referenced, her composting operation hasn't provoked any complaints about smells and it isn't because her neighbors are tolerant; for example they complained that her shed was too close to the fence to be code-compliant. The shed isn't part of the composting project and odors weren't mentioned in the complaint. If they could cite smells and make it plausible they wouldn't hesitate to do so.
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@alexmonroe7092 Goes to show that in America we have TWO right-wing parties.
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@jrstf Well you dodged my reply pretty neatly so I'll assume you really DO think the county was having blackouts just because she recycled some garbage. The video didn't mention the county claiming any such thing but I'm sure you know more about it than the county does - ha!
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@brentfarvors192 Hint: Cow manure wasn't mentioned in the video as far as I recall. Have you got a link to those odor complaints? Note that I'm passing over your nasty personal remark and refocusing this conversation just as if you're communicating productively and civilly.
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@joshgreen2164 I still want to think it can be saved. What encourages me is the fact We The People are measurably left of both the parties that pretend to represent us, and the fact there's now a corporate-free wing in Congress that's gradually growing to a size the DNC and RNC won't always be able to block or ignore. When it achieves critical mass we just might be able to end corporate ownership of government.
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@Unsensitive I was implying that the waste authority's position is to the right (not "far right" but definitely to the right) of the position that a citizen can choose how to dispose of personal solid waste so long as it's not in a harmful way. Edit: When money in government dictates policy, that's to the right of the people's constitutional liberties.
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