Those who like the idea of this monstrosity are not the people who will lose their homes to it.
They won't be dealing with 20 years of more of constant traffic jams, construction noise, never mind forever afterwards living underneath a final approach runway.
The so called 'jobs' doesn't justify putting this airport here in Thurston County. There are plenty of jobs around that don't include destroying a huge swathe of land, homes, businesses, etc.
One poster said Moses Lake et al already has an airport. Well, so do we. We have two great big ones-SeaTac and Portland. If you don't like having to drive for an hour or so to get to them, the answer is simple. Move to Seattle or Portland. Then you don't destroy any lives but your own.
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