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   On 2/16/2015 2:34 PM, Wayne wrote:   
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   > "BeamMeUpScotty"  wrote in message   
   > news:dorEw.1462000$Y4.1197160@fx24.iad...   
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   >>> On 2/15/2015 2:05 AM, Just Wondering wrote:   
   >>>> In many western states that underground water is already owned by the   
   >>>> state.   
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   >> use Rain water or condensed.... from your air conditioner.   
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   >> Store it in a few 1000 gallon tanks and hook them to a pump for   
   >> emergency use.  you can even distill the water to drink if needed.   
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   > Strangely, there are states (I think Oregon is one of them) that believe   
   > the state owns rainwater also.   
      
      
   But once rain strikes my property it's like my trees and my pee and my   
   blood sweat and tears..... it's mine.   
      
   If it strike my car and my roof I can divert it from my head and I have   
   a right to live without rain on my head.  Once I deflect it from my head   
   I have to redirect it somewhere (the reality of physics). So if I direct   
   it into a tank, why does that water belong to the State? and even if it   
   did it's NOT stolen its a question of time before it's released back to   
   the state and it wasn't damaged or consumed since it recycles back to   
   the original State as it is released back to the where I redirected it   
   on the property.   
      
   The State didn't create it and it wasn't touching State property?   
      
   I'm not sure I can accept the States premise that the State owns the   
   water because it fell through the air.  It's trespassing on my property   
   and if true then a flood is their fault (same as my cattle wandering   
   onto a State road and causing an accident) and the State would then be   
   liable for all damage caused by their rain...   
      
   I don't think the State could afford the cost of all the flood damage   
   the State is liable for.  I'd have to test that law in court by suing   
   the State for all damages every time I have rainwater damage.   
      
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