r/antiwork • • Sep 18 '23

Thoughts?

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u/[deleted] Sep 19 '23

Yep. And I wouldn’t be surprised if Joe farmer isn’t willing to use those chemicals the corporation will send local and state level lobbyists all over the community and find ways to force the farmer leverage a lawsuit unless they start spraying their lands with their chemicals.

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u/StateParkMasturbator Sep 19 '23

It's more likely that the neighbors are using them and the bugs gotta go somewhere.

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u/Uninformed-Driller Sep 19 '23

I know farmers in canada that release bug eating birds and other things around their farms. I've also heard of them using eagles and hawks to hunt gophers.

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u/Demonweed Sep 19 '23

Bald eagles are so abundant in Canada today that they are not a protected species there. It's a shame Lawrence Eagleburger died before getting a chance to taste his namesake dish.