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    “All Roads Lead to Cornithaca” – “Tompkins County’s Rural Policy” Bumper sticker

    “Tompkins County’s Rural Policy” Bumper sticker

    “Tompkins County’s Rural Policy: Constructive Eviction.” Under the cover of “We” and “Us” – with a Greater Good “lens” – Tompkins County has unleashed a series of policies to destroy the troublesome rural community.

    The Town of Lansing was broken up and divided into Town and Village by the rural community’s refusal to accede to collegiate control — but a world-class Ivy League corporation cannot be gainsaid: and through urban sprawl, voting loopholes, and unilateral planning decisions; Lansing Town government was taken over and made to conform.

    Lansing’s rural community is entirely unrepresented in this government, with no services except their own volunteer fire department – and the County has cut back rural law enforcement to one deputy for two towns.

    High tax assessments are forcing the original rural residents out; and the community’s character has changed from “blue collar” families to a “drug dollar” Ag Ghetto.

    In rural Lansing’s future; all that will be left are factory farms, foreign workers, felons . . . and fools.

    Posted on February 21, 2022February 21, 2022Author dougabaird@earthlink.netCategories Rural Tompkins BlogsTags Cornithaca County, Government and Society, government policy, Rise of the Evil Ones, rural community, rural social justice, rural tompkins County, Tompkins County, Tompkins County Comprehensive Plan

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