A sad place in time

I’m so completely saddened by the plight of Margina Schwartzbach and Catherine Guither, the two ladies brave enough to tell their stories of the drastically-reduced quality of their lives since the wind turbines began turning.

I’m so sorry to tell them very few care. The editors of the Daily Gazette in an editorial on Aug. 9, 2012, would call your accounts “anecdotal,” defined by Webster’s Dictionary as “a short, entertaining account of some event.” Well, I bet you’re thrilled to have entertained them.

People all over the globe have suffered ear pain, anxiety, headaches, proven property devaluation and cannot enjoy the peace and comfort of their homes any longer because of the greed of their landowner neighbors. The Farm Bureau defends their disgusting actions by saying it’s their property, and they should be able to do with it as they wish — even if it destroys their neighbors.

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