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djean111

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3. Perhaps they need to move because of medical issues or just do not want to live right

Reply to Orrex (Reply #1)

Sun Dec 15, 2013, 09:57 AM

Dec 2013

next to fracking, or get jobs elsewhere - but they will never be able to sell their homes, they have to just pack up and leave the homes to the banks.
I don't think people who own homes whose value drops and saleability evaporates should have to "take one for the team". There is no team, really, anyway. Just profiteers.

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Fracking Hell: what it’s really like to live next to a shale gas well [View all] unhappycamper Dec 2013 OP

Why/how would fracking drive her neighbors into foreclosure? Orrex Dec 2013 #1

Perhaps they need to move because of medical issues or just do not want to live right djean111 Dec 2013 #3

Possibly. The article could have been more clear on this point, and others. Orrex Dec 2013 #4

I'm about 20 miles northeast of Ponder.... Uben Dec 2013 #2