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In reply to the discussion: Sick and very sad: Woman Sues City of Tulsa For Cutting Down Her Edible Garden [View all]Odin2005
(53,521 posts)21. Fuck, I guessed that the woman is black and I was right.
When in doubt, assume racism. You will be right more than you are wrong.
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Sick and very sad: Woman Sues City of Tulsa For Cutting Down Her Edible Garden [View all]
TalkingDog
Jun 2012
OP
We called a wildlife specialist to help us with the critters. Sometimes, depending on the critter,
JDPriestly
Jun 2012
#28
i wouldn't complain, but i wouldn't like it if someone planted mint next to my yard. it spreads &
HiPointDem
Jun 2012
#44
I find this really odd. I grow tomatoes and lettuce in my front yard they do get high
TNLib
Jun 2012
#11
Surely theft would be a bigger threat to the vegetables in your front yard than
JDPriestly
Jun 2012
#29
You're making me wish I could grab a magazine and spend an hour or two in that blue rocker.
jillan
Jun 2012
#27
love the red hollyhock. mine always die. my foxgloves die too. i've always loved that "olde
HiPointDem
Jun 2012
#45
the city workers taking down the plants = also black. looking at her neighbor's trimmed hedges
HiPointDem
Jun 2012
#46
as i said, i don't call the city on my neighbors for landscaping issues. but i understand why
HiPointDem
Jun 2012
#64
The race of the city workers does not disprove racism. That has nothing to do with
morningfog
Jun 2012
#58
no, but the fact that the woman had similar problems at her last home leads me to believe that
HiPointDem
Jun 2012
#63
They would have to take half my neighborhood down, 12 inches, really how puritan.
Bluegene
Jun 2012
#42
I bet if she had a 40' tall wrought iron crucifix or Jesus in her yard, they'd have left THAT alone.
Warren DeMontague
Jun 2012
#48
they have staff who's job description includes ripping out gardens of diabetics?
KurtNYC
Jun 2012
#67
that's why I keep my balcony garden plants below the 3 ft ledge. I only let my trees grow higher
Liberal_in_LA
Jun 2012
#72