Posted by farmer101IL on August 16, 2009 at 10:04:09 from (68.243.204.1):
in 1977 right out of high school. I really wanted to. Went into the service did my 4 years. Got back home and saw the slaughter of all the little farmers that were dupped into thinking borrow,borrow, and borrow some more, heck 15 percent interest isn't that bad.
Allen of Nebraska i believe went belly up at that time. Did he whine and complain heck no!!!!!!. He found a way to get er done!!!! My brother in law went bankrupt 2wice trying to borrow to much.! Are we heading there again?
Some goober said on this site that income taxes were 15 percent back in the 70's. Ya right!!!!!! 70 friggin percent and now they are 35 percent . Looks to me like the poor have alot less taxes that in the years past as do the so called rich. hmmmmm
Check this out. It is a list of the lower in come tax bracket and higher income tax bracket. 70 percent back in the 70 yikes!!!!!!!! Middle 80's looks like somebody chopped it hard, hhhmmmmmm i wonder who that was. LOL
Please lets not go back. I still want to full time farm.!!!!
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