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the alternative scenario has been running something like this: "Look, there's a couple of cattails over there growing by a puddle! We have to immediately stop this homeowner from widening his driveway and force him to protect the precious, rare and unique flora and fauna which make their home in his rainpuddle."
and heaven help you if you were trying develop even a small piece of property and put up a commercial building...
the alternative scenario has been running something like this: "Look, there's a couple of cattails over there growing by a puddle! We have to immediately stop this homeowner from widening his driveway and force him to protect the precious, rare and unique flora and fauna which make their home in his rainpuddle."
Sure, RedHatRob, in Right-wingville that is how it always goes. In reality, not so much, especially in this state. And heaven help developers trying to put up a commercial building because chances are it's going to sit vacant for awhile.
These conservative right wing schmucks won't be stilled until we are all entitled to fully shit in our own nests for eternity.
Pave it or save it? No argument here.
Right-wingers? The bill passed 72-22.
Lots of DINOs in TN.
Finally something we can agree on...
The poisoning and toxification of the water table is our NUMBER ONE environmental issue. Any source of fresh water should be viewed as precious and everything that can legally be done to protect said sources should be exploited...
But yeah, the "left vs right" BS is growing pretty old...Plenty of Dems just as clueless as REPS.