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You cannot fight the ocean. The ocean will always win. Erosion will always win. No matter how many billions of dollars you have.
He only needs it to work about 30-40 years, then it's not his problem anymore. Fuck everyone else ~the rich
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So many examples of land reclamation, it is just a question of how much effort you are willing to expend. Kind of like mowing a lawn nature is always there, how willing are you to deal with it.
The origional post is hillarious though, glad to see the guy lost his property after stealing from public land.
The Netherlands would like to have a word
They're fighting swamps and large lakes more than a sea. And when windmills breakdown they will eventually lose again. They may not be around more more by than thou.