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To propose an idea like that leads me to believe that you never picked cotton . No offense toward you
intended . It is just such a brutally hard endeavor that the liberal tit suckled general populace we have today will have to get very desparately hungry before they will do that kind of labor . They will probably take to stealing first .
 

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truckinbutch said:
To propose an idea like that leads me to believe that you never picked cotton . No offense toward you
intended . It is just such a brutally hard endeavor that the liberal tit suckled general populace we have today will have to get very desparately hungry before they will do that kind of labor . They will probably take to stealing first .
MikeofAustin brought up the subject of transients recently. There's a whole army of itinerant transient farm labourers willing to take up the slack in farm work.
In the article I quoted , one farmer hired 40 workers with hoes for weeding.
As long as the border is porous there will never be a shortage of workers to feed , clothe and
clean up after the American citizen(general populace).
 

I think we tried the "hand picking" of the cotton thing one time before and it didn't work out very well. Were still paying for that one.... Gpurs...
 

truckinbutch said:
To propose an idea like that leads me to believe that you never picked cotton . No offense toward you
intended . It is just such a brutally hard endeavor that the liberal tit suckled general populace we have today will have to get very desparately hungry before they will do that kind of labor . They will probably take to stealing first .
cant you just see it now` kid out there in welding gloves crying after 5 minutes how hard things are .....better yet get em out tasslin corn lol
 

Tried pickin cotton once...got a headack gettin that crud outa da assburn bottle... :laughing7:
 

There are fewer people living in the farm belt ways of America. I don't see city folk training their youngsters to getting back to that type of manual labor.

I know that statement is getting away from the weed infestation which is the topic. This plant might be a genetic mutant from all the herbicides used and maybe even imported from another area.
 

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