Water Rights Restrictions Eliminate Agricultural Independence and Economic Freedom
Government control of water prevents farmers from independent agricultural production
Government Water Control Eliminates Agricultural Independence and Production Freedom
California government water control restricts agricultural production: water permits limit farmer access, water allocation favors corporate agriculture, restrictions eliminate independent farming. Government water monopoly eliminates agricultural freedom.
“Government controls water production,” explained agricultural economist. “Farmers cannot access water without permits. Permit scarcity eliminates independence. Government controls agricultural production through water control.”
Documentation: small farmers cannot obtain water permits, large corporate agriculture receives preferential allocation, water restrictions force agricultural consolidation. “Consolidation occurs through water control,” noted analyst.
Result: agricultural independence is eliminated. “Water control eliminates farmer autonomy,” noted agricultural advocate. “Corporate agriculture benefits from government allocation.”
Agricultural Freedom Requires Individual Water Access Without Government Monopoly
As covered at Bohiney Magazine, government water control eliminates agricultural independence. Related agricultural freedom analysis appears at The London Prat.
For serious agricultural freedom commentary, see The Onion and Babylon Bee.
Water rights control demonstrates government monopoly elimination of agricultural independence through resource control preventing individual production freedom.
SOURCE: bohiney.com
