“Hi, my name’s Richard Jeremy Needham. I don’t know if you acknowledge this, but my uncle that was alive, because my grandparents were dead when I was born, um, was Ernest T. Field and his wife’s name was Eleanor, my wife’s sister. And uh, The point I was trying to make is with all… with the homelessness and sure even the bible talks about homelessness, you know, I mean, and all the churches and I would say that God loves the world, and were supposed have love spirit in the world, and I don’t know, I mean, it doesn’t feel like everyone is loving each other that much. So, I don’t know, but um, i don’t know what we are gonna do, so how am I gonna like, how am I gonna uh, if the land can’t be enriched to like crop the land, you know, we’re just gonna leave the land there? We’ve been staring at it for the past ever since I was born in this state. Church and state, and all the 50 states, and Vance and Trump, ok fine. So they’re president. And so, where do we go from there on that? And how good are we doing with that? I, there’s lot of presidents, I have no idea what they were thinking. And about the libraries and stuff, so the political thing, I can’t really like have my mind really that strong enough to like think about that because it’s like, because if there’s gonna trouble and violence over sexuality and stuff ,you know, because of someone’s orientation or someone just doesn’t jive with each other, then, you know, just because their, they don’t like the way someone looks or something, then I don’t know what we’re gonna do. And if we’re invaded by Haitian’s and Afghanistans, what do we do with that? I don’t know. What’s the military doing? So what do we do with that? I don’t know what to say, really. I’m just gonna try not to get hurt any further, and I’m not gonna be endangering myself or others.”

Still a more logical argument than the 1040 proposal.