[headstamp 2]

I see the first moron just posted a comment at the site.

[Texas Eagle]

They’re not just ruining landscapes, they’re chopping up eagles and hawks by the millions.

[ansel12]

That has been my theory for years as well, the bigger and gaudier. and imposing, then the better for the left.

It is like their government art in public spaces, the larger and more jarring and dominant to the public, the better.

[DungeonMaster]

Don’t forget they ruin the weather and hypnotize drivers and don’t make any electricity.

[ansel12]

Oh, you are a blog pimp, who has never responded or participated at freerepublic.

A troll.

[headstamp 2]

They are a monument to the left’s ideology.

“Symbolism over Substance.”

[digger48]

We managed to stop any more being built in our county after 145 of the monuments to Gaia got snuck threw with little forewarning. One of the 3 commissioners recently apologized for not realizing the turmoil that accompanies them. Families torn apart and home property values down 25-40$

[CrazyIvan]

The strip of rolling farm land that inspired Grant Wood is just an hour or so north of me and it is blighted by these things.

[FlingWingFlyer]

“Wind farms”. The Mother of All Eyesores.

[AppyPappy]

You can’t make greenies happy.

[central_va]

[Vinnie]

Flying over WVa. last year I was looking down at the mountains.
Saw two ridges with probably a mile or more each of the nasty things ruining the scene.
None of them turning.
I used to complain about cell towers spoiling the view. Little did I know....

BTW, the tips of those blades can be turning as much as 200mph.

[Army Air Corps]

Ping.

[yuleeyahoo]

Wind farms and Solar farms should be place together so that the birds can be cooked and filleted instantaneously; then collected and delivered to KFC.

[Steve_Seattle]

Remember how the libs opposed that pipeline in Alaska during the Bush admin, claiming it would be a blight on the “pristine environment” (actually, a bleak tundra), and used photos of a forest a hundred miles away to give a false impression of the pipeline site?

[cork]

I abhor those things. I remember the first one that went up. We thought it was cool and would ride our snowmobiles up to it. Then another went up and another then we asked when are they going to stop putting these ugly things up. Now they are everywhere around us. They ruin the scenery of the mountains. They fall over, they catch fire, they are noisy. At any given time no more than 50% are turning. In 20 years they are going to be even uglier, rusting after having been abandon due to high cost of maintenance after the subsidies run out.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

Wonder what the greenies will say when a wind farm starts whacking Condors and Eagles.