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RobertEarl

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16. More is better

Reply to Egalitarian Thug (Reply #15)

Thu Feb 6, 2014, 01:16 AM

Feb 2014

More allows a better chance to gather more water and be able to keep it clean. Plus it allows for more people to live on and work the land.

The way things are going, the state is going to have its hands full taking care of the violent people. People who are quiet and keep to themselves will be left alone. So being far away from the centers of activity, no matter where, would, imo, be a prime objective.

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