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Environment & Energy

mitch96

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2. "it has to overwhelm to do anything?" I see it as people not wanting to pay the taxes to fund

Reply to jimfields33 (Reply #1)

Sat Jun 26, 2021, 09:52 AM

Jun 2021

infrastructure... So you get what you pay for. Happened down in Ft Lauderdale's Las Olas area. Septic systems collapsed from overpopulation in a very expensive neighborhood..
Nothing like poo up to the brake shoes on your Ferrari, eh?
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Wealthy New Yorkers Fled To The Hamptons In 2020; This Pushed Aging Septic Systems Into Collapse [View all] hatrack Jun 2021 OP

I get a kick when they write "this has been an ongoing problem" jimfields33 Jun 2021 #1

"it has to overwhelm to do anything?" I see it as people not wanting to pay the taxes to fund mitch96 Jun 2021 #2

Yes, much more important to upgrade the helipad than take care of your shit . . . hatrack Jun 2021 #3

Just a hunch, but I imagine the wealthy New Yorkers with their second homes thucythucy Jun 2021 #4

Anti-taxers fouling their own nest and up next, they will blame the poor. ShazamIam Jun 2021 #5

This is an incredibly common story. hunter Jun 2021 #6

So now the rich can wallow in their own shite. Midnight Writer Jun 2021 #7

I laughed when I saw the headline. Mickju Jun 2021 #8