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Originally Posted by graciegirl
I am astounded too. [snip] I have seen not one drop of evidence that The Developer is acting in any way but conducting a successful business that not only is run well and ethically but supports the economy of the entire three counties it is part of. [snip]
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That is because you have chosen not to look. Should you choose otherwise in the future, you might catch a glimpse or two of what most other people notice (whether they support what they notice or are against it are two different things).
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It is a huge part of Sumter County which was at one time a place with low employment and low income. A rising tide lifts all ships.
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A huge part of Sumter County was farmland, and wild hogs. Low employment because most people worked on their family's farm and were therefore not considered employees. Low income, because - family farm - no pay. The Villages bought out the farms, displaced the families, and razed all that farmland to develop homes for seniors - most of whom don't get a paycheck either because they're retired.
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They have a half brother who lives in my Village and we have met him once briefly at a party. He is not involved in the business but was once involved in the golf courses I believe.
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Yes, and I like chocolate ice cream, which I know for a fact that at least one member of the Morse Family also likes. It has nothing to do with the topic but hey - if it's good for you, it's good for me.
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I do not like the POA. I think there are other things going on and I don't like to think about them. I hope all the political action folks calm down soon and see that if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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Yes, because in your world (as seen in the first paragraph of your post) - if you don't see it or think about it, it can't possibly exist.
I get that you don't like unpleasant things Gracie. I get that. I appreciate it. But not liking unpleasant things doesn't mean unpleasant things can't possibly exist if you choose to not pay attention to them.