red diesel (farm diesel) bad to use with perfomance mods or no?

razor6 · 2006-03-28 04:08:45

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Mar 30, 2006 | 10:21 PM

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Mar 31, 2006 | 08:36 AM

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Originally Posted by razor6

Before anyone starts to complain about the U.S. farm bill, just to let you know, our great president spends the same amount of our yearly farm bill in about half a month in the middle east which is getting us no where. it seems that our gov. cares more about other countries than it does its own. like mxdsl183 said, no man picks this carrer, the carrer picks the man. I am a 4th generation farmer and im not going to let someone that doesnt even know me or have any experience about farming tell me how it is because you have no idea. you may hear that farming is easy and you get benifits but untill you get out there and try to make a living no one wants to hear your opinion. hopefully i wont be around when the day comes after the gov. destroys the hard working family man and imports its own grain and meets from another country. DONT BITE THE HAND THAT FEEDS YOU.

Actually anyone who wishes to post an opinion in this thread is welcome to do so as long as it conforms to the site rules. Just because you don't like an opinion, it doesn't give you the right to say that another member can't voice his as well.

I have a lot of respect for the American Farmer, but there are those who whine and cheat in EVERY profession and worthy of little respect in my opinion.

This whole argument boils down to whether it is ethical to use red diesel on roadways, we all know it is illegal (except in certain areas due to natural disaster) so using it on the highway makes you in violation of the law and forces YOUR tax burden on the rest of us.

Now is it ethical for you to place your unpaid burden on the rest of us? To force the rest of us to pay your way? These are the things you really need to be considering, then you could understand why some people get upset over it.

Mar 31, 2006 | 09:33 AM

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well some people can get mad about other people running red diesel but one day when they get a real job like a rancher and framer and they see how hard it is to make a living they will think differntly. the government is trying to destroy farmers and ranchers so why should they care about giving the gov. more. if you cant tell, this country is going down the drain if something doesnt change for our farmers. if it wasnt for farmers this country would be nothing so why dont people quit complaing and give them a little slack!!!! and why would someone who doesnt even know what its like to be a farmer and be broke constantly be complaining. yeah i can see someone getting mad if they fill up and drive down paved roads but wouldnt you have to be a farmer or rancher to really have a need for red diesel??? so quit crying over something you dont know anything about... support Americas farmers!!!

Your post has crossed the line in terms of politics in this thread. This thread is about red fuel and the legalities of running. Stay on topic or go away.